Oops. Got a bit carried away. Will start a for sale thread when the time comes. Thanks.

You got back to me on the 8th. Just figured out right now I had "mail". New to rennlist. Thanks!
Have you seen the 2011 on ebay? with turbo , carbon seats? Illinois.

Specs:
Probably on west coast, Texas or Arizona.
Not black(no) or black interior (ideally).
Yes PDK, sport chrono, carbon seats and any other goodies.
I look back at every car I bid on at BAT and wish I had kept going at least another 5k.I let go of that blue one on BAT bidding to 57k...should have kept going.

Thanks,
Ernie Castro
castroe59@yahoo.com

Hi ,
I have bid on a few 2011 Spyders on BAT. If you see something come up somewhere can you let me know. I am not getting any younger!! Not too fond of black though.. Could never keep it clean.

Hello - I'm new to the forum and would love to get your thoughts on a 964 I'm considering in purchasing. I have noticed your vast knowledge both here and on BAT. Hope I'm not being too forward, if interested please email me at Hodjata@yahoo.com

Really appreciate your help and support.

Best,
-Alex

Hello, can you tell me what the wheel set up you have on Targa? looks great. Would you be able to send me the size, offset, spacers if needed.

Afshin,

Would you be available to chat on the phone this evening? Have a sort of pressing question for you.

Hello Marine Blue,

I see you are heading down to the Daytona 24hrs. Will you be in the Porsche Coral?

If so, I will be there and would love to say helllo.

Matt

Step 3
Also clean the outside of the lense, especially the top and bottom on the outside which builds up with dirt/water stains etc. Cleaning, Polishing and waxing the paint around the lense (on the bumper) also helps, the paint will act as a reflector and give a newer appearance to everything.

This procedure won't remove pitting but it will definitely improve the overall look. Good luck and post some before/after pics.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Kind Regards,
Afshin

Step 2

Once the lenses are off you will need to remove one of the reflectors to get access to 3/4 of the glass lense. Glass polish isn't really necessary, just use a blend of alcohol/water and a clean microfiber to wipe the lense. To get access to the area behind the second reflector you can use cotton swabs or something similar that can reach the lense. The inside of the lense has bumps in it and I've found that cleaning between the bumps really helps bring the clarity back. When you have the the larger reflector out, gently wipe it with a lightly dampened (with water) soft cloth. Go easy on this because the finish can scratch.

Hi Chuck,

A bit under the weather but having a good Christmas, hope you're also enjoying it!

Step 1:
The Fog Lenses are an easy one, just time consuming. First you'll want to completely remove the lenses which are held in place with four screws. You will need to remove the corner pieces and the rubber bumperettes to get to the screws.