I Cheaped Out But Still Won
#32
Not sure these are the right ones (check) but the buttons are available, yes. https://www.ebay.com/itm/18459439413....c101195.m1851
Congrats on the car. You are a smart man to avoid the 991 price hike. I think once the stop sale lifts and worse weather hits, prices will tank to normal again. I went a different route to a 981s, and have no regrets! I can always get a 911 later and spend lots of money I didnt waste on other things now.
Congrats on the car. You are a smart man to avoid the 991 price hike. I think once the stop sale lifts and worse weather hits, prices will tank to normal again. I went a different route to a 981s, and have no regrets! I can always get a 911 later and spend lots of money I didnt waste on other things now.
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#34
Congrats neighbor! I am about 20 mins north of Sloan Porsche (formerly Holberts Porsche, steeped in Porsche history). GT Silver with Coco Brown is a great combo, I had a 2004 BoxsterS with that combo. I now have an ‘06 997.1 coupe in Lapis Blue which I love. Hope to see you around!
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Congrats neighbor! I am about 20 mins north of Sloan Porsche (formerly Holberts Porsche, steeped in Porsche history). GT Silver with Coco Brown is a great combo, I had a 2004 BoxsterS with that combo. I now have an ‘06 997.1 coupe in Lapis Blue which I love. Hope to see you around!
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#38
Congratulations on a beautiful car. You did really well, and will enjoy the 997 a lot, maybe even more than the 991 or 992 you were originally thinking about.
If you want Bluetooth but don't want to lose the original audio setup, try installing the MR12Volt device. They are available for less than $200 on Amazon and elsewhere. Pretty easy install (loops into the existing PCM system); allows you to make and receive calls, play music, etc. Works pretty well.
If you want Bluetooth but don't want to lose the original audio setup, try installing the MR12Volt device. They are available for less than $200 on Amazon and elsewhere. Pretty easy install (loops into the existing PCM system); allows you to make and receive calls, play music, etc. Works pretty well.
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