Anyone with PCM in leather?
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Anyone with PCM in leather?
Still kick myself for not getting this option. Suncoast porsche said they could most likely get it for me if I gave them the VIN from a car that already has it.
If anyone has it in black leather in their .1 997 and wouldn't mind sharing their VIN i'd appreciate it. Thanks.
If anyone has it in black leather in their .1 997 and wouldn't mind sharing their VIN i'd appreciate it. Thanks.
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Burning Brakes
The PCM comes in leather? How is that done?
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Burning Brakes
WOW!! That is beautiful! Must cost a small fortune. Love the color of your interior.
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Looks kinda strange to me...maybe it's just the color pictured. Not having it certainly wouldn't (doesn't) keep me up at night...
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The other considerable to factor in is what would it cost to replace that beautiful leather-covered PCM should the electronics go haywire? With some components it might be best to NOT spend the money on leather. I made that conscious decision on the PCM and my review mirror for that very reason. Things like that can fail--and can you imagine the wait time and expense from Porsche AG for a replacement??
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Chris, FYI. A good interior leather trim shop may be able to do the same thing for you. Finding black leather to match up well with your Porsche leather may not be too hard to do either, since it's black vs Tarracotta for example.
I had a shop cover my fuse box cover in Sand Beige leather. Looks great!
I had a shop cover my fuse box cover in Sand Beige leather. Looks great!
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Chris, FYI. A good interior leather trim shop may be able to do the same thing for you. Finding black leather to match up well with your Porsche leather may not be too hard to do either, since it's black vs Tarracotta for example.
I had a shop cover my fuse box cover in Sand Beige leather. Looks great!
I had a shop cover my fuse box cover in Sand Beige leather. Looks great!
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The other considerable to factor in is what would it cost to replace that beautiful leather-covered PCM should the electronics go haywire? With some components it might be best to NOT spend the money on leather. I made that conscious decision on the PCM and my review mirror for that very reason. Things like that can fail--and can you imagine the wait time and expense from Porsche AG for a replacement??
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Burning Brakes
How the heck do you know this stuff?? Did you work in the Stuttgart building these cars?
Unbelievable!