Got the "Origin: motorsport" brochure in the mail today from PCNA. Good pictures of the NA interior. Alcantra wheel, shifter and door inserts. Seats are the standard sport seats, just like the 996 GT3. Looks like no light weight buckets for the US again.

The best part was that they took all of the pictures from the German car and airbrushed yellow side marker lights onto them.

 

It would be quite to imagine this seat will come with the GT3 at the proposed $106k msrp

 

Hey, that car does not have the PCM system. Cool, no big stupid screen.

 

Also, the seat belt looks funny.
It's not threaded thru the top hole in the seat....

 

So, you got a hard copy 997 GT3 brochure (US, Canada, Mexico, Brazil) with protoype model photographs?

Seat belt anchor should go to unit body not to the seat bracket.

 

Look at all the heavy extra stuff!!! Rugs, glove box, speakers, etc...

 

I got the brochure as well and its funny, but the calipers look photoshop yellow.

Other then that its identical to the one posted by "Keppy" a few weeks ago.

 

They have to put it in, so they can take it out and make an RS

 

The brochure has the NON club sport package for the USA.

Keppy brochure have ROW clubsport package.

Its not just seats, and bar, the doors are different.

I have to say, I do not think the USA will get the RS, I think we will get an RS "OPTION" that is really just the club sport package.

Once again PNA will find away to charge us for the things that we don't want and again charge us (PNA) for the NO COST clubsport package that the ROW gets.

 

That's what I've been saying since we first saw the spec/option list. The car has gone down the sissy route, even though it might be quicker than the 996 GT3.

Ciao,

 

No the seat belt anchor is correct, at the seat

 

The inboard anchor is on the 996 GT3 sport seat while the outboard anchor point is on the car unit body.

For the GT3 Euro seat there is an outboard belt anchor point on the seat bracket, correct? Someone else said the instructions that come with the Schroth belts say to use it.

I'm used to seeing unit body anchor points.