Working on it. Considering all my Porsches are AWD. I have collected a couple posters. 2 Paris-Dakar 959 posters, a Cayenne/959 DNA poster, and a Pike peaks 996 Turbo poster. Need to frame them and pick where they should go.

update
Here is what is the plan, need to get them framed.

 

Just picked this up...

 

More details please. Miles, mods, where did you get it? Looks great. Interior pics?

 

I'll take care of your kitty anytime. She's a cutie. So are the critters in your stable. Lots of horses, as they say. Cheers....

 

She's a beauty alright. Post up some more pics....
and, as many have noted on this and other forums, consider losing the orange lenses....
Enjoy and have fun, and watch out for smokies too....

 

Any of you guys running your cars in the winter?

 

C4S with a techart body kit (we think, the previous owner had it installed), Cargraphic exhaust, and carbon fiber wheels

 

Those are not real carbon fiber wheels. Just cf "look". Congrats on the new ride either way!

 

Actually they're multipiece wheels. The inside part that the tire surrounds, is metal, however the outer part where the spokes are is real carbon fiber.

 

Do you have pics of the backside and know brand of wheel?

 

Unfortunately no, they were also installed by the previous owner. We've tried to figure out who made them since one of them is slightly damaged (just cosmestically, caused by a tire blowout on the way back from a car event), and had no luck. If anybody knows, I would really appreciate it. I don't have pics of the back but I have seen it when we had the one off for the blowout. All we know is that they are at least several years old, and were told they cost quite a bit, somewhere between 10-14k (and the cost they said for the bodykit is pretty accurate so I am inclined to believe it)

 

I guess I should've clarified that when I said they were CF look, that I meant the entire wheel wasn't made from 100% CF. I'm pretty sure your wheels are carbon fiber wrapped but the core is still alloy.

They didn't have full CF wheels several years ago and even today, real cf wheels do not come multi-piece.

Why not just remove one of the wheels to inspect the backside for any markings or brand?

 

My fault, I misinterpreted you, I thought you were saying it wasn't real carbon fiber. You are correct, they are not all carbon fiber, just partly, I should have specified that originally. And when we had the wheels off we looked and didn't see any indication of the brand that made them on the back.

 

996 C4S Cabriolet, does anyone have any numbers on how many were made between 2004/2005?

 

Wednesday's Storm

I Don't Always Plow the Snow For The City

But When I Do, I Take The Porsche Out And Get The Job Done Right The First Time