Transporting My 997tt to SEMA
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Transporting My 997tt to SEMA
Hi guys -
I need to transport my 997tt to SEMA from San Diego. Any tips from anyone who was hauled their car before? Rent a car transporting tralier from Uhaul?
Or maybe someone has a trailer they'd let me rent/borrow?
Stuff we did for SEMA:
Satin White vinyl wrap
Techart Type II Body Kit
HRE S101
KW V3
Carbon Fiber interior
Some pics:
The rest of the CF interior is currently in the mail arriving from Germany. The other thing we didn't finish yet is the fender well intake setup with IDP y-pipe and Synapse BOVs. Just ran out of time.
I need to transport my 997tt to SEMA from San Diego. Any tips from anyone who was hauled their car before? Rent a car transporting tralier from Uhaul?
Or maybe someone has a trailer they'd let me rent/borrow?
Stuff we did for SEMA:
Satin White vinyl wrap
Techart Type II Body Kit
HRE S101
KW V3
Carbon Fiber interior
Some pics:
The rest of the CF interior is currently in the mail arriving from Germany. The other thing we didn't finish yet is the fender well intake setup with IDP y-pipe and Synapse BOVs. Just ran out of time.
Last edited by CBADtt; Oct 26, 2013 at 08:46 PM.
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Thanks! I really like the steering wheel a lot. Night and day between the OEM leather wheel. The CF feels like a million bucks in your hands.
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Absolutely awesome!
I too love the wheels, the steering wheel and rims, that is! The HRE's rock.
That satin wrap is sick as well. I have yet to see one in person.
I have a question for Mr. millionaire (lol).
It appears from the images that the drivers door has a tone change from the rest of the car. Is that just from a photographic lighting angle, or did a sheet of the wrap perhaps get aligned differently from the others?
Obviously a superb build using the finest taste. Not many accomplish that!
Congrats!!!
I too love the wheels, the steering wheel and rims, that is! The HRE's rock.
That satin wrap is sick as well. I have yet to see one in person.
I have a question for Mr. millionaire (lol).
It appears from the images that the drivers door has a tone change from the rest of the car. Is that just from a photographic lighting angle, or did a sheet of the wrap perhaps get aligned differently from the others?
Obviously a superb build using the finest taste. Not many accomplish that!
Congrats!!!
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Absolutely awesome!
I too love the wheels, the steering wheel and rims, that is! The HRE's rock.
That satin wrap is sick as well. I have yet to see one in person.
I have a question for Mr. millionaire (lol).
It appears from the images that the drivers door has a tone change from the rest of the car. Is that just from a photographic lighting angle, or did a sheet of the wrap perhaps get aligned differently from the others?
Obviously a superb build using the finest taste. Not many accomplish that!
Congrats!!!
I too love the wheels, the steering wheel and rims, that is! The HRE's rock.
That satin wrap is sick as well. I have yet to see one in person.
I have a question for Mr. millionaire (lol).
It appears from the images that the drivers door has a tone change from the rest of the car. Is that just from a photographic lighting angle, or did a sheet of the wrap perhaps get aligned differently from the others?
Obviously a superb build using the finest taste. Not many accomplish that!
Congrats!!!
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SAN to LAS transportation, really? Leave the top down and enjoy the drive!
I am sure "Mothers" would love to spot detail it for you once you arrive or would even perfer doing on the floor for all to see.
I am sure "Mothers" would love to spot detail it for you once you arrive or would even perfer doing on the floor for all to see.
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I would, but the wife and kids are coming too. It'll be much easier to tow it behind the truck.