JAMS

Want to Buy: Large sheet of bubble wrap, suitable for covering 2011 GT3 RS... Must be new, unused condition, with no 'popped' bubbles. Top dollar paid.


Offer expires at midnight on April 01, 2010.

mooty

ROTFLMAO.

before you bubble it up, you need some of those polystyrene peanuts.
is your garage temp controlled, else the car may melt or freeze.

seriously though, what's the finish on your floor? looks good.

JAMS

http://www.premiergarage.com/decorat...-flooring.html

Nizer

Just in the nick of time! New garage nearing completion. Hadn't heard about this stuff. Time to write another check....

porsche0nut

I see what you did there...

DJN

" NO,.....NO bubble wrap for you. You must drive and you must drive it hard ! NEXT! " (say this like the "Soup ****").

Enjoy your new machine!
Doug N.

JAMS

Highly recommended... Extremely durable, non-skid finish. This was installed three years ago; no problems, whatsoever.

JAMS

You Canadians are just too smart!

JAMS

Thanks, Doug... just trying to amuse myself until June (delivery)!

Enjoyed your article, BTW.

Carrera GT

I bought more than I needed, so you can have the left-overs. I've have the spare bubble-wrap bubble-wrapped and boxed ready to ship. Freight is a flat $230 plus $35 insurance.

waiting for PDK

A quick search of the archives will show the animosity this can leave in terms of OEM versus aftermarket bubbles. My advice--stick with OEM since it's designed to fit your car and engineered for your garage. Suncoast Porsche seems to have the best deal on parts but be sure to the the facelift bubbles since the 997.1 piece won't fit properly.

Good luck.

Larry Cable

While it is likely to be a lot more expensive than bubble wrap I think most people would agree that Ceramics would be the better choice!

Nugget

HAHA

JAMS

Where is Savyboy? I thought for sure he would chime in with a 'group buy' proposal!

mooty

bubble wrap...
u mean car condom?
then and strong is better than bubbly and jiggly.