Someone went overboard with the options
#33
I actually like that car. I think the cocoa interior looks especially rich with the meteor exterior, and the wood plays off nicely. More people should order wood in street-driven Porsches; it really shouldn't be the faux pas that it is. The yellow stitching and belts aren't bad - they do match the PCCBs - but light gray would've looked better.
So what is that, 1 in favor v. 30 against?
So what is that, 1 in favor v. 30 against?
#35
Originally Posted by boolala
I think a small amount of wood like on the shifter, steering wheel and parking brake lever looks very good in a Porsche. I have yet to see any deviated stitching look good in any color and with any combo.
Someone will buy it...maybe not at that full retail, but it will sell.
#37
Originally Posted by nkhalidi
I actually like that car....
...So what is that, 1 in favor v. 30 against?
...So what is that, 1 in favor v. 30 against?
#38
Originally Posted by MrBonus
I disagree. The birch/ash **** in the Carrera GT was done to pay homage to the balsa wood **** from the 917.
#39
Originally Posted by OCBen
It's there I'm sure, just hard to see. I think when you order deviated stitching you get it everywhere there's stitching. I don't think you can pick and choose your spots.
#43
Originally Posted by oalvarez
wood does not belong in a modern day porsche. no way. rolls/bentley/jag, ok.....porsche, no.
#44
Originally Posted by mdw07
I'm not sure if I have seen an options list that is much longer. A pretty interesting combo to go with the Meteor Gray, cocoa, sycamore, yellow seat belts, and deviated yellow stiching on a $168k TT.....it might be a tough sell. (I apologize if anyone out there is actually looking to buy this car).
http://walters.porschedealer.com/new...ntoryid=276468
http://walters.porschedealer.com/new...ntoryid=276468