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liability of changing seatbelts, hence the cost

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I believe the issue is the liability of changing seatbelts, hence the cost.

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Replace perfectly respectable seal-grey c2

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hell, my wife thinks I'm nuts for replacing my perfectly respectable seal-grey C2 with a

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Replace perfectly respectable seal-grey c2

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hell, my wife thinks I'm nuts for replacing my perfectly respectable seal-grey C2 with a

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speed yellow seatbelts for my 2003 911

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I believe the issue is the liability of changing seatbelts, hence the cost.

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hell, my wife thinks I'm nuts for replacing my perfectly respectable seal-grey C2 with a

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I believe the issue is the liability of changing seatbelts, hence the cost.

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speed yellow seatbelts for my 2003 911
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liability of changing seatbelts, hence the cost

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I believe the issue is the liability of changing seatbelts, hence the cost.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

hey, my name is Ashley and i own a 2003 porsche 911 cab. The car is speed yellow with black interior. I am looking for yellow seat belts to spice up the interior a little, but when i called a porsche dealer they could not order me the belts. i found out that when you spec out a car you may order the yellow belts. so this tells me that they are out there. do you have any recommedations on where i could purchase yellow seat belts for my car and how much they might cost? if you can help please email some info. thanks, Ashley [email removed]

POST 2Original post

you might try <a href="http://www.carnewal.com" target="_blank">here</a>

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Ashley, I believe the issue is the liability of changing seatbelts, hence the cost. Obviously, it would have been easier to specify the belts at the time of build for a much smaller cost. This is also the case with other car manufacturers, but Porsche just charges a lot more! Enjoy your car,

POST 4Original post

Ashley, My observations: 1. The speed yellow belts do not exactly match the speed yellow exterior (they're brighter). 2. Once they get dirty (from contact w/ skin, clothing, etc), they're very hard to clean. 3. You look kinda like a school crossing guard w/ yellow belts across your person. Just my humble opinion. I just ordered a speed yellow '03 C2 w/ yellow console and sports seat backs, no yellow stitching (interior is graphite grey w/ natural grey carpet), and I decided not to order yellow belts after seeing them on a TT. Rgds, -DT

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</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,Helvetica,Geneva">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,Helvetica,Geneva">Dirk; That crossing guard uniform "look" might work for Ashley. </font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,Helvetica,Geneva">dpblessing....sounds like it works for you too.

POST 6Original post

Hope I didn't step on anyone's toes... hell, my wife thinks I'm nuts for replacing my perfectly respectable seal-grey C2 with a speed(ing ticket)yellow car. Just MHO... -DT

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