Little Pleasures...
#16
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Does look good but $150.00 is high not worth a penny over $30.00
But what do I know i just paid 1500 bucks for carbon console. Everything on a Porsche is way to high.
#17
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There is a company out there that makes a better one than that plastic aluminum look cap--billet aluminum. There was a hyperlink from someone else's posting awhile back. (Can't locate it right now)
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Dan, Do you mean this one?
http://911car.blogspot.com/2009/11/p...m-gas-cap.html
I'm thinking gunmetal to go with my Slate Grey....
http://911car.blogspot.com/2009/11/p...m-gas-cap.html
I'm thinking gunmetal to go with my Slate Grey....
#22
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Here we have a case of pure bling - a perfectly functional gas cap is replaced by a chrome-painted plastic cap for no reason other than bling. I hope members of this forum remember this and stop deriding the Corvette world, where bling is common.
Re the after-market billet gas cap... why do we want to replace a perfectly functional cap with a heavier one? And yes, every ounce counts, up or down.
Re the after-market billet gas cap... why do we want to replace a perfectly functional cap with a heavier one? And yes, every ounce counts, up or down.
#24
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Here we have a case of pure bling - a perfectly functional gas cap is replaced by a chrome-painted plastic cap for no reason other than bling. I hope members of this forum remember this and stop deriding the Corvette world, where bling is common.
Re the after-market billet gas cap... why do we want to replace a perfectly functional cap with a heavier one? And yes, every ounce counts, up or down.
Re the after-market billet gas cap... why do we want to replace a perfectly functional cap with a heavier one? And yes, every ounce counts, up or down.
Like I said, to each their own. Not my cup of tea but it's not my car or money either.
#25
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By this logic, I assume that you've removed all interior components and frunk bits to save as much weight as possible. Stereo's are the most frivolous not to mention heavy parts. Think of all the excess weight and all it costs you is some time!
Like I said, to each their own. Not my cup of tea but it's not my car or money either.
Like I said, to each their own. Not my cup of tea but it's not my car or money either.
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Well if your happy with it great. For me I have to keep cars original. If the original spec fuel cap was a wine bottle cork - then that's the way it would have to stay.
This is what happens when you have had too many classic cars.
This is what happens when you have had too many classic cars.
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