YOUR RESEARCHIs centre console delete part no.5 available in grey?
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I've been to the OPC today for the delete parts, they list the carpet section, numbers 1,2&3 in grey but the blanking plate number 5 is only showing in black. The how to on Pelican says that it's available in all colours but maybe not here. They did find one listed for a Boxster in grey leather but they are £225 as oppose to £39 for the black 996 one. So does anyone know where to get a grey one or should I recover the black one myself?
See here: http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=71576&sid=3f1ff483d80edbdc83db470dddeaeeb8
Perfect thanks for that, it seems to be just a plastic part though after all so I'll be getting some alcantara to cover it as there are a couple of other bits I wanted to spruce up anyway.
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