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Very cool indeed!! Have you seen Darren's (DBYT) blue with Luxor + deviated red stitching + red belts? It looks awesome so as will be yours! Can't wait to see pics!
Here's his thread with lots of pics - he has lots of carbon fiber mods...
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ferrerid=71849
Here's his thread with lots of pics - he has lots of carbon fiber mods...
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ferrerid=71849
Last edited by Fester; Aug 14, 2013 at 10:39 PM.
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Actually, Darren was kind enough to help me with the process after he'd seen my original configuration and showed me all of his pics. He was the first in America to do the deviated on Luxor so 4 of his pics are actually being used by Porsche Exclusive to show buyers what to expect since they didn't have any factory pics to refer to!
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Just received this email from my salesman:
Your chariot has arrived!!! Looks amazing.
I personally inspected it and it has already been through shop. It leaves for 3M tomorrow morning.
....no brown spots
Your chariot has arrived!!! Looks amazing.
I personally inspected it and it has already been through shop. It leaves for 3M tomorrow morning.
....no brown spots
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Can't wait to take them! Should be on Sunday and then after that, a few new ones with the 7mm & 14mm spacers and aluminum pedals, probably Tuesday.
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Congrats!!
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LOL... So glad you inspected for spots!!! An early congrats to you, enjoy!
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Actually, mine got to port weeks early but sat in port 2.5 weeks to get onboard the ship. Fortunately, however, Brunswick is the first port of call for the car carriers going there so transit time is only about 11 - 14 days to get across the pond. Maybe you'll be lucky and get aboard the next freighter out. There are 3 scheduled sailings from Emden headed to Brunswick and their arrival dates are Sept. 9th, 16th & 24th. Hope yours is on the vessel arriving on the 9th, but that ship sailed 5 days ago so maybe it'll be on this Saturday's sailing.
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Actually, mine got to port weeks early but sat in port 2.5 weeks to get onboard the ship. Fortunately, however, Brunswick is the first port of call for the car carriers going there so transit time is only about 11 - 14 days to get across the pond. Maybe you'll be lucky and get aboard the next freighter out. There are 3 scheduled sailings from Emden headed to Brunswick and their arrival dates are Sept. 9th, 16th & 24th. Hope yours is on the vessel arriving on the 9th, but that ship sailed 5 days ago so maybe it'll be on this Saturday's sailing.