Got her cleaned up this weekend & thought I'd post a few pictures.

In the first 3 shots I've got the suspension in "Sports Plus" mode so it's down 25mm from "normal". Background hills are the Flatirons near Boulder CO.

Got a road trip planned to see my dad in Washington state in a couple of weeks. I'm really, really looking forward to that. Going to take I-25 north to I-90. Need to get a radar detector stealth-intstall done before I leave. Anyone do that yet?

Carbon Grey/Black Leather/Birch Anthracite/20" 911 Turbo II wheels/Burmester/Adaptive Sport Seats/4-zone Climate/XM/Bluetooth/Universal Audio/Rear Wiper/ParkAssist f/r with Camera/Ski Bag/Pwr Sunscreen - Rear Side Windows/Heated Steering Wheel Birch Anthracite/VarAssist Power Steering/Illuminated Aluminium Sill Guards/Headlight Washer Painted... and, of course, Floor Mats for $150 Alex.

 

pic one looks like a post card! very nice. for a stealth radar, check out the k40 calibre.

 

Very nice indeed! (I especially love Picture #1)

 

very nice, picture #1 = wallpaper potential

 

Very nice pics and car. Love the color. Enjoy in good health and watch out for the damn patrollers on your trip.

 

nice color......

 

Beautiful car and great pics. Thanks for posting. For bogey detection I highly recommend the Valentine One. I have not done the stealth install on this car but you should be able to have the display built into the rear view mirror and install the detector with the remote switch, this limits rear laser detection but can be done stealth. Personally performance is more important than looks and I don't think you are driving through any states where a detector is illegal. Enjoy the drive.

 

I have my Valentine 1 positioned to the left of the rearview mirror high on the windshield. It is virtually invisible from the outside. I have it hardwired into the fusebox on the left side of the jack, into a "keyed" terminal so the the power is turned off to the V1 when the ignition is switched off. It was about a thirty minute install.

 

lovely setup.

drive it in good health