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I am doing Bedford next Monday in fact in mine as only had it a few months and I want plenty of run off to learn the limit.

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I am doing Bedford next Monday in fact in mine as only had it a few months and I want plenty of run off to learn the limit.

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I am doing Bedford next Monday in fact in mine as only had it a few months and I want plenty of run off to learn the limit.

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POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Having spend 11yrs in a 928, I finally decided to broaden my horizons and bought a kettle... Polar Silver LHD Mk1 GT3 CS MY2000 3 owners from new, 40,000km, FSH 1st owner Olaf Manthey K400 Engine - headers, 200 cell cats, exhaust, MAF delete, Alfa-N, Carbon intake shroud Manthey Cup canted radiators, bumper cut outs Manthey Cup flywheel Manthey Cup clutch kit Manthey Cup short shift Manthey Cup shift cables Manthey Steel synchros on all gears Manthey Cup diff plates Manthey BBS LM 9x18 ET50 and 11x18 ET56 Manthey 6-pot front brake kit 350mm discs Manthey 4-pot rear brake kit 350mm discs Manthey KW 3 suspension Manthey top mounts Manthey Roll cage The rest is just standard GT3 CS fare - some sort of Becker sat nav, unmarked interior and Nomex Recaros with 6-point belts, fire extinguisher, full toolkit, no xenons. Passed the 111 check at Porsche with flying colours. It had a new clutch, diff plates, radiators + condenser and protective mesh at 33,000km alongside some other stuff thus I guess it is a GT3, which does not need £10k thrown at it right away (famous last words) The only shame - I am off to Spain and Portugal for a 2-week driving holiday in a E46 M3 Convertible, while the car will be delivered in London next weekend. Thus I don't get to drive it for another 3 weeks. And, yes, my 928 GTS 5-spd is staying. Still the best long distance car Porsche ever made. Edited by Cheburator mk2 on Thursday 7th August 15:59 Edited by Cheburator mk2 on Thursday 7th August 16:10

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Well done OP. It's said quite a bit but they are special cars. The rarity, purity and the scream at the top end are rarely found. I'm going the opposite way to you and have to say bye to mine soon. Very bloody annoying, but at least I've owned one. Enjoy! Ps you know the rules. Where are the pictures.

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Many congrats. Sounds like an interesting car - Olaf's development car with all the go faster bits?? I am sure you will love it.

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LaSource said: Many congrats. Sounds like an interesting car - Olaf's development car with all the go faster bits?? I am sure you will love it. It is indeed Olaf's development car... Only have this picture of it. There is a long article about the car on Manthey's website which is a PDF taken from Porsche Scene (German Porsche Mag) celebrating the GT3s 10th anniversary in 2009. Wish I can provide the link, but while their cars are a piece of art, their website is stuck in circa 1994... P.S. Thanks for the compliments Cannot wait to open her up on a nice A-road...

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nice work Alex. you may rememeber me from a few years back and the ring trips with Bruce. used to stay at Markos and I had a few golfs and M3s. got a 996 GT3 mk2 and they are great cars. how is the orange peril 928? enjoy the mk1 and am sure its a WELL sorted car if manthey have been all over it. maybe catch up with you soon at a track day or ring trip. Nick

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DasChin said: nice work Alex. you may rememeber me from a few years back and the ring trips with Bruce. used to stay at Markos and I had a few golfs and M3s. got a 996 GT3 mk2 and they are great cars. how is the orange peril 928? enjoy the mk1 and am sure its a WELL sorted car if manthey have been all over it. maybe catch up with you soon at a track day or ring trip. Nick How can I forget? The car is very sorted... Olaf would drive a s t car, moreover, once he sold it, the car remained in their care until 2012. It has only done 3500km since then. The Orange Peril was shipped to New Zealand where Nick now resides. It underwent a full body restoration and the engine got ITBs, so it is pushing close to 500bhp and 600Nm. Properly quick as well - you will need a 997.2 GT3 to stay with it in a straight line. Still one of my all time favourite cars... Once it is on UK plates, the car will definitely make an appearance at a track day. Thinking it will be Bedford - don't know the car at all, never driven a 911 in anger on track, hence I need all the margin for error I can get. Brands is 10mins down the road from me, but I cannot bear the thought of stuffing it at Paddock as I am getting used to the engine being in the wrong place...

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good to hear from you chap and chuffed for you. it sounds awesome. great to hear that the 928 is well and alive. good plan on bedford. I am doing Bedford next Monday in fact in mine as only had it a few months and I want plenty of run off to learn the limit. also need to trash the nasty Pirelli tyres it came with too. no better place than Bedford ;-) before the GT3 I had an M3 CSL and its a totally different car. mid corner liberties end in huge fun and power slides in the CSL....in a GT3 it would end up in tears. will keep you posted on how it goes.

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DasChin said: good to hear from you chap and chuffed for you. it sounds awesome. great to hear that the 928 is well and alive. good plan on bedford. I am doing Bedford next Monday in fact in mine as only had it a few months and I want plenty of run off to learn the limit. also need to trash the nasty Pirelli tyres it came with too. no better place than Bedford ;-) before the GT3 I had an M3 CSL and its a totally different car. mid corner liberties end in huge fun and power slides in the CSL....in a GT3 it would end up in tears. will keep you posted on how it goes. Haha, I come from a very similar background - remember the Imola Red Z4MC with 500+ Touristenfahrten laps I had from new. Very similar hooligan nature to a CSL, then the 928 and 944 race cars - impossible to unsettle, hence I am about to treat the GT3 with the utmost respect. It is totally new to me. Bedford sounds like the best place to explore/exceed the limits in relative safety. Just hope the Manthey exhaust passes thru the noise test...

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Congrats Alex - that list of mods is .... Reminds me of a white one for sale a few years back on the CSL register, was very tempted at the time... I too sold the Z4MC 18 months ago now and still lusting after a 7.1 3.. Be good to hear your thoughts on how it fairs on track..

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Oh no you've bought a silver GT3 - prepare for lots of comments about being boring, a beard, dull........yadda yadda yadda

POST 17Original post

You'll never get it on at Bedford. The k400 is way too loud

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Shep911 said: Oh no you've bought a silver GT3 - prepare for lots of comments about being boring, a beard, dull........yadda yadda yadda When it comes to finding a Mk1 CS with that mileage, provenance and history beggars cannot be choosers Mind you, my 928 GTS 5-spd is Polar Silber, so I am actually pretty chuffed with my luck

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poon said: Sounds like mine! Congrats Sorry for OT but.. where did you get those dive planes on your MK1? And of course congrats for the OP. Lovely cars these. Mine is Mantheyed Mk1 as well. Was originally owned by one of the Olaf's racing drivers.

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Cheburator mk2 said: Shep911 said: Oh no you've bought a silver GT3 - prepare for lots of comments about being boring, a beard, dull........yadda yadda yadda When it comes to finding a Mk1 CS with that mileage, provenance and history beggars cannot be choosers Mind you, my 928 GTS 5-spd is Polar Silber, so I am actually pretty chuffed with my luck I agree - welcome to the silver CS club Great looking car

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