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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Shenandoah Region hosted a succesful Concours & Rally event this weekend. My hats off to Alex and Gail! Thanks. It was worth the trip.

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POST 4Original post

Bunch of nice looking asses in the 4th pic, Mike!

POST 5Original post

Wow! Great pics....thanks for sharing Mike. I am loving the hips on that 997.

POST 8Original post

Mike, any more pics of the grey car? I like the wheels. Are they 19's?

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

JimPDX , Ur welcome! Stan , Which gray car are you pertaining to, the 997 or the 996 Turbo? If it's the 996TT, I really didn't look down what wheels he had, I'll ask some of my friends who were there for you. If it's the 997, I'll let my buddy John who owns the car answer that for you. I know they're 19" Kinesis, but I don't want to guess on the model.

POST 10Original post

Mike: no pictures of Weldon's new black Carrera GT? Steve

POST 12Original post

Me too!! I thought that grey car looked really hot for a 996. It is a 997. No wonder it looks cool. That is trickery.......

POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Stan, Now that I know you are refering to the 997... Those wheels are Kinesis K19. I helped John/VB997 picked those up from the airport and I was drooling over them when we openned the boxes. The polished lips are really nice!!

POST 15Original post

nice pics Mike... looks like you guys had fun

POST 16Original post

Those were the wrong thing for me to see. I got to get me one of those!!!! Beautiful, sweet, understated elegance. The wheels make the whole package. I want, I want, I want. Some of the 993 and some of the 996 molded into one sweet machine. Here I was about to pull the trigger on an '89 RUF slant nose turbo for my track and terror on the roadways car. I could keep the 996 and have the RUF but the other combos don't work. Remove the pictures at once and I will never want again......

POST 19Original post

Can you identify these ? I'm trying to imagine them on my seal gray '99 C2

POST 20 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I believe those are the old Techart wheels. Initialy made for the 964/993s. Should be available at wheel enhancement or from this site I found (NA) http://superbuytires.com/TechArt/Daytona/

POST 21Original post

What wheels are THESE?? There is writing I can't quite make out, sorry if this is a total newb question, but I really like the look of these...

POST 23Original post

Thanks for the bump on this thread!! I might not have found it otherwise! Love it. Great pics Mike.

POST 24 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Sorry, I cant remember. Zooming in to that pix, looks to me "EliteAauto"

POST 26Original post

Mark, I believe you are correct about the old T/A wheels. Here is a thread from the 997 forum that shows similar looking wheels on a 997 Targa. https://rennlist.com/forums/997-forum/341474-new-rh-wheels.html

POST 27Original post

Could be RH AL Cup rims like on mine. http://www.rh-alurad.de/ Thorsten

POST 28Original post

Those are some sweet rides. Thanks for the post.

POST 29Original post

And the correct answer is... Kinesis Super Cups Although I hate to tell you that they are no longer available and Kinesis has been bought by one of these "pimp my ride" outfits. Anyway, here is a shot of the Kinesis Super Cups on my 964...

POST 30Original post

I love them and think they would have looked great on my '99 C2. Do you know of any similar rims ? Looking for rims actually gets very very tiring since they options are limitless and so many are so similar that it's impossible to decide. I definately like the deep dish look with bolt heads going around - I also think, but welcome suggestions, that a satin type finish would look great w/ Seal Gray. TIA

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