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Next to the 996 GT3, probably the best looking 996.
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A previous owner must have. He also painted the side grills in the rear bumper but I bought new OEM ones and replaced them.
I'd like to get the OEM front lip and side skirts, but the bottom lip of the rear bumper isn't a separate piece and I don't want to have to buy a new bumper. If a rear bumper presents itself one day, I may consider going back to lower black trims.
I'd love to have my front spoiler and rocker panels painted body color - makes the car look more aerodynamic. It's on my wish list.
Those pics are great. They look like something out of a factory brochure. Beautiful car!
keep the Lower bumper trim the body color
these look like it should be a Porsche calendar - amazing composition too
stunning lines
Wow
makes me miss my Porsche
btw is the paint white ?
Stunning pics and gorgeous car. I agree with you regarding the fender vents (go oem), but I have to say I really like the painted front air dam. I had never realized how well it integrates with the rest of the front bumper.
It's going on my to-do list.
Painted lowers on a light colored car are an excellent look. Perhaps less striking on a darker car, but: I think I'd like to give it a try on my mid night blue C4S.
Great photos. Thanks!
Photo 3 sure shows how Arctic Silver snaps under the right light.
Mostly puts my CLASSIC Seal Grey/Black to shame.
The coloured lower rockers present a more sculpted look, less
slab sided.
How will the lower rockers hold up to peppering behind the wheels?
Surprised Porsche didn't option it?
The way the centre, lip and side intake dams meet in photo 2
is a wonderful shape.
If I may I'd take it further and have the bumperettes done.
I'm off to the body shop for a chat.
