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Originally posted by sharkster
Oak go ahead and use your ducts and cruise along Sunset. I see you there every Friday on the E! channel.
Oak go ahead and use your ducts and cruise along Sunset. I see you there every Friday on the E! channel.
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Zippy -
Your car looks absolutely stunning. The black w/aero is great looking.
P.S. Re the silver 356? (or is it a Spyder?)... That is one of the sweatest rear ends I've seen in a while.
Your car looks absolutely stunning. The black w/aero is great looking.
P.S. Re the silver 356? (or is it a Spyder?)... That is one of the sweatest rear ends I've seen in a while.
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Found Oak's pages and pages of photos... very cool.
Gert's priced, shipped, for the whole kit is 4495 Euro. So, it'll equate to about 5K U.S. (again, shipped). Then there's paint and install... amount unknown?
Found Oak's pages and pages of photos... very cool.
Gert's priced, shipped, for the whole kit is 4495 Euro. So, it'll equate to about 5K U.S. (again, shipped). Then there's paint and install... amount unknown?
You can probably get an aerokit for quite a bit cheaper than that from Europe - no affiliation, but I've used these guys a few times here, and whenever I compare them to Gert's prices they're very competitive. They're pricing the turbo kit at £2,575 ex tax, so a little over $4000 shipped. Have a look at the bottom righthand corner of the index page for the details. May be worth dropping them a line just to check they're original parts, but I'd be surprised if they're not.
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Racer63
You can probably get an aerokit for quite a bit cheaper than that from Europe - no affiliation, but I've used these guys a few times here, and whenever I compare them to Gert's prices they're very competitive. They're pricing the turbo kit at £2,575 ex tax, so a little over $4000 shipped. Have a look at the bottom righthand corner of the index page for the details. May be worth dropping them a line just to check they're original parts, but I'd be surprised if they're not.
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Racer63
You can probably get an aerokit for quite a bit cheaper than that from Europe - no affiliation, but I've used these guys a few times here, and whenever I compare them to Gert's prices they're very competitive. They're pricing the turbo kit at £2,575 ex tax, so a little over $4000 shipped. Have a look at the bottom righthand corner of the index page for the details. May be worth dropping them a line just to check they're original parts, but I'd be surprised if they're not.
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I've received dramatically different quotes from different places. The highest so far was $7,200 from Park Place in Dallas. I guess we won't be buying it from there...
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Originally posted by racer63
Zippy -
Your car looks absolutely stunning. The black w/aero is great looking.
P.S. Re the silver 356? (or is it a Spyder?)... That is one of the sweatest rear ends I've seen in a while.
Zippy -
Your car looks absolutely stunning. The black w/aero is great looking.
P.S. Re the silver 356? (or is it a Spyder?)... That is one of the sweatest rear ends I've seen in a while.
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Originally posted by Fozzy
Racer63
You can probably get an aerokit for quite a bit cheaper than that from Europe - no affiliation, but I've used these guys a few times here, and whenever I compare them to Gert's prices they're very competitive. They're pricing the turbo kit at £2,575 ex tax, so a little over $4000 shipped. Have a look at the bottom righthand corner of the index page for the details. May be worth dropping them a line just to check they're original parts, but I'd be surprised if they're not.
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Racer63
You can probably get an aerokit for quite a bit cheaper than that from Europe - no affiliation, but I've used these guys a few times here, and whenever I compare them to Gert's prices they're very competitive. They're pricing the turbo kit at £2,575 ex tax, so a little over $4000 shipped. Have a look at the bottom righthand corner of the index page for the details. May be worth dropping them a line just to check they're original parts, but I'd be surprised if they're not.
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Received this note from 911 Design today.
the 996 Turbo aerokit is Original Porsche parts, It also inc the rear stop lamp and wiring loom .
kit: rear spoiler inv bootlid , stoplight and cabling
front spoiler
we have just check the new price , it is now costing $4600.00
shipping cost will be about $300.00
thank you
Karl
kit: rear spoiler inv bootlid , stoplight and cabling
front spoiler
we have just check the new price , it is now costing $4600.00
shipping cost will be about $300.00
thank you
Karl
P.S. Any leads on where I can locate the rear end treatment on that silver car that you posted!
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Originally posted by racer63
Hi Fozzy -
Received this note from 911 Design today.
So, it looks like the price is about the same as Gert's.
Hi Fozzy -
Received this note from 911 Design today.
So, it looks like the price is about the same as Gert's.
. If you decide you're going for the kit there's another supplier here in London who I can have a word with if it'll help - $1000 is quite a difference.
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