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The last step in detailing it is to use a little steel wool on your exhaust tips, then polish them with this stuff:
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The last step in detailing it is to use a little steel wool on your exhaust tips, then polish them with this stuff:
http://www.lusterlace.com/auto.html
It'll make them gleam!
Those wheels look really nice on a 996.
I'm a big fan of Arena Red - my wife is pining for a Boxster with that color - but the requirement is that is also an Tiptronic (she refuses to drive a stick.)
Looks like it is well maintained.
Agree with the point of 4WD on track - it creates a completely new set of driving lines having the front wheels pull you through turns... Have fun.
Ordered already....
They are very different... I can't say that I have driven the 996 enough to fairly compare.
The 951 is a bit less refined inside and seems less comfortable for long trips. However, the is the boost that makes up for a lot
I must confess that the 996 is louder inside than I remembered, but the create comforts are nice...
Interestingly the clutch on the 951 seems positively light compared to the 996...
I thought I'd find you over here. Fabulous looking car Fergus! I am very envious. Your 951 still looks good though. Best of luck with the new car. I love the colour and tan interior. I will have to take drive up to see it.
Hey Fergus, that 996 looks great! I see what you mean about the console and climate control layout. It is way different than my C4. Wheels look great also. Enjoy your ride!
...Rick
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