Welcome! Great car!

 

i believe this was part of the Ultimate Factories - an hour long series - on National Geo which explores different manufacturers.

but obviously, the Porsche series was the most interesting

 

Nice, is that the White Plains dealership? You will want to deal with the front plates. I got a ticket in midtown for not having them on my prior car (Cayman S) because the dealer had not had a chance to get the front bracket and it was 2 days late; of course I made them pay for the ticket but regardless....

 

Congrats on your new car!! Enjoy!

 

Out of curiosity, what was the temp, and any water or snow on the road?

 

Thanks! Btw, thanks for your feedback on Mower Deck front license plate holders. Much better option than drilling holes. I'm going to order one as the new year comes around. Like the way it looks on yours!

 

low 40s, sunny and dry. overall the winters (sottozeros) are great but there is no comparison to MPSS or other great summers, especially when accelerating hard from a standstill or very low speeds...

 

Just wanted to say a great thanks to everybody sharing their thoughts on this platform. It really is appreciated even by those who do not post on a regular basis. After reading a bunch of helpful comments I've managed to finally get my first few mods done. The $775 spent on the sharkwerks muffler bypass was by far the best choice. The difference in sound is amazing and it saved me thousands I would have spent on a whole exhaust system. Thumbs up!

I also removed the warning labels on the sun visors (read about it here) and installed the mower deck license plate holder for the front (also read about it here). Also removed the carrera badge. All in all very clean look now. I'll post pics soon.

As I wrote in somer earlier post a few months ago I received my car from the valet with scratches and white particles of paint and concrete all over the rear left fender. Obviously, I was furious. Dealer was able to buff it all out and it looks like nothing ever happened without applying any new paint. Kudos to a quality factory paint job.

Over the winter months I'll go on the hunt for a few interior pieces such a steering wheel and shift ****. Again, great inspiration can be found on this platform.

To be continued.

 

Spring time is around and I've done a few subtle mods over the winter in the Northeast. Few pics attached. Short list of new additions: clear tail lights, sharkwerks center muffler bypass, black chrome Fabspeed dual exhaust tips, removed Carrera S signs, colored crest wheel caps, GT3 steering wheel and shift ****. I was happy to notice that the trim around the GT3 steering wheel matches the airbag (see last photo) whereas the original steering wheel had three silver pieces that matched nothing else in the car. Same goes for the shift ****, which now matches the steering wheel. Also added two black license plate frames to finish the look.

 

She looks great! Very tasteful mods.