Photos of my White 991 C2s w/ Powerkit!
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Great for you. I thought I was the only person that had the idea of placing a spigot in the garage for indoor washing. Also I have drains placed in each of the bays. Obviously, make sure that the floor slightly slopes down to your drains. I have considered placing tile on my floors. When I bring home my 911 I want it to have a beautiful home. I love that you mounted a television in your garage.
Very nice build! The headlights and mirrors are a nice additional touch.
Your pics are just as beautiful as your garage. Congratulations and enjoy in good health!
PS: You can now delete "In Transit" from your signature, the wait is finally over
Your pics are just as beautiful as your garage. Congratulations and enjoy in good health!
PS: You can now delete "In Transit" from your signature, the wait is finally over
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Beautiful Car!! Congratulations. . . Your hard work is definitely paying off. I too told my dealer not to wash/detail my car when it arrived. I brought it home with most of the factory protective wrapping on it, inside and out. Spent a good couple of days detailing it, and then took it to have Xpel film installed. Excited to see the progression of your new garage. Enjoy!
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Great story. Entirely appreciate your background and road to reward. Makes one savor the reward so much more. Thanks for sharing.
The car looks superb! Congratulations! But....
as other have pointed out, the garage is glorious! I love it!
Btw, the 911 in the garage pics are my favs.
The car looks superb! Congratulations! But....
as other have pointed out, the garage is glorious! I love it!
Btw, the 911 in the garage pics are my favs.
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Well...you did very well in photography my friend and look forward to seeing many many more!! And congrats on finally owning beautiful dream machine. I wish you enjoy it in best of your health and spirits!
Btw, deletion gives it a very clean look. Any thoughts on putting back PORSCHE in rear or going with this clean/unique look?
Btw, deletion gives it a very clean look. Any thoughts on putting back PORSCHE in rear or going with this clean/unique look?
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I'm sad I have to drive around town with those amber lights. The retirees in The Villages are definitely going to notice. 
This is my temporary garage set-up. I'm meeting with an architect this week to add onto it. We bought the house in December of 2012. My prerequisites when buying/building a house was that I wanted a flat lot and a four car garage. I got neither, so it's time to tear it apart. Wait until you guys see what I have planned... It's going to be much more organized.
This is my temporary garage set-up. I'm meeting with an architect this week to add onto it. We bought the house in December of 2012. My prerequisites when buying/building a house was that I wanted a flat lot and a four car garage. I got neither, so it's time to tear it apart. Wait until you guys see what I have planned... It's going to be much more organized.
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Sounds like you are in a planned community. Do they actually allow you to do remodels and add ons. I would think the Homeowners Association would be pretty stick on that. My parents live in The Villages in San Jose and they seem pretty struck about any changes what so ever.
One word.....Perfection. Congrats on your new 991. Looking forward to feedback on X51 and 7MT - 2 options I'm on the fence about; the X51 only due to cost. Like other members posted, nice garage. Really like the Griots garage products. Where did you get the organizers?
