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What's everybody putting on their 911 Christmas list?

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I've already got the ceramic bearing installed so I guess I am ahead of the game.

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I've already got the ceramic bearing installed so I guess I am ahead of the game.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Maybe it's a bit early as it isn't even November yet, but this is always a fun thread and a great way to learn about all the toys that are out there. I'll start with these: And add some of these: I've also been considering some of these for use in the 325 and maybe eventually the 911:

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Perhaps a new set of tires, I'm getting about 7K on the rears.

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Most stuff for the car is too expensive or tricky to ask for for Christmas. And if you buy it yourself it ain't a present. "Honey, this new exhaust is great, but only fits a turbo..." I'm thinking centercaps are not too tricky. Mine are old, chipped and faded.

POST 5Original post

The only way to get the right part or accessory for your Porsche would be a gift certificate from ie. Pelican Parts,Suncoast,Sunset etc., otherwise, you're right, it won't be the correct part.

POST 6Original post

I'm rim shopping, I want 19's but god damn, there are just so many. Deep dish is a must... but I seriously didn't find any I like. The search continues.....

POST 7Original post

Painted center console. My wife is catches on quick and knows what questions to ask before she orders. She spec'd the BBS rims for my speed6. The guy from the tirerack was impressed.

POST 10Original post

I want some aluminum trim pieces for the interior. I think I'll start with the gauge rings.

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Quotes source post: 8001581

You, are a lucky man.

POST 13Original post

Having recently picked up the Cayenne S and the "mod-fest" I went on a few months ago...I am laying low until spring.

POST 15Original post

Hmmm...I am with Ralph...would like the new Exhaust system ...but I think the safe bet is the center caps...

POST 16Original post

not sure, but left that fat little catalog of Porsche accessories from PCNA where my wife would see it... DC4

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I've already got the ceramic bearing installed so I guess I am ahead of the game. I think we can include self-presents on this thread though.

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Hmmm, just got the wheels, so it could be a set of sticky tires, an Issac or Hans, or suspension goodies.......vouchers for track days, trouble is the wife isn't really interested, so I would need to spell it all out...then it isn't a surprise.......there is always a surprise bottle of great scotch......to drown out the winter sorrows...

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CF helmet is #1 on my list. http://www.saferacer.com/simpson-dev...productid=1937

POST 21Original post

Quotes source post: 8001303

Pretty much the same thing but Toyos and maybe a PSS10... FM

POST 22Original post

I'm looking for a PSS10 set up and some new tires under the tree.

POST 25Original post

My steering wheel is starting to show some wear, and I really like the look of the aluminum/leather wheel. I'd like to add this to my list, but I haven't mentioned it to Mrs. C yet.

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ummmm, Ive been waiting for several Xmas for that. One day....

POST 29Original post

gt3 CO's, 997 SSK, Tequipment Tips, GT3 Seats. I will thank my wife on Christmas for the presents she doesn't know she's given me already.

POST 31Original post

I'm hoping santa brings me a 2nd set of wheels & some kuhmo 710s for christmas.

POST 32Original post

x73, R comps, and some nationally backordered Recaro Profi's

POST 33Original post

My xmas wish is for a someone to buy me something from a 911 xmas wishlist. Somehow I doubt my 7yr old has saved enough allowance this year to buy me anything on my list. Sadly, what I'm going to buy myself for xmas is a new remote/key.. mine has seemingly died. That is if my friend can't fix it. Not sure if it's a programming or circuit board problem yet.

POST 34Original post

From all of Jake Raby's most recent posts, how about we all ask for......... NEW WATERPUMPS!!! As Randy Quaid said in Christmas Vacation: "Clark, that's the gift that keeps on giving the whole year!"

POST 36Original post

I'm going to have 4 new tires under the tree. Thanks Santa.

POST 37Original post

All I can ask for is nice enough weather to drive the car more!

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