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First week of ownership - 3rd wash!

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YOUR RESEARCHFirst week of ownership - 3rd wash!

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Clean on the outside, you need

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So, now its clean on the outside, you need to unbolt something and clean under it

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So, now its clean on the outside, you need to unbolt something and clean under it

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And BTW, I did take out the front seats and rear seat bottoms to clean underneath!

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So, now its clean on the outside, you need to unbolt something and clean under it

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So, now its clean on the outside, you need to unbolt something and clean under it

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And BTW, I did take out the front seats and rear seat bottoms to clean underneath!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I can't stop admiring the new ride. Clear corners were ordered before I even picked it up! Had a chance to get them on today and wash it - again

POST 2Original post

Don't wash it too much you might scrub through the clearcoat.

POST 4Original post

You missed a spot! I have had my current one 3 months now and only missed washing it one weekend and I am getting picked on by my wife and children, you are my hero!!! So, now its clean on the outside, you need to unbolt something and clean under it

POST 5Original post

It becomes an obsession at times. At least your color is easier to maintain than others. Looks very clean.

POST 6Original post

Quotes source post: 9429306

Yup, I hear ya! That doesn't go away either, I still admire the car when I park it anywhere - even after 5 years.

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 9429769

Obviously.

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 9429860

Where is that spot? I'll get it! Actually, the dealer left me compound in every crack, crevice and on all the black trim. It took me 3 washes to get it all out. And BTW, I did take out the front seats and rear seat bottoms to clean underneath!

POST 11Original post

Quotes source post: 9430036

It's been five years for you already?!? I remember when you sold the 944 to get your car. Seems a few of us moved in the same direction. I'm going on 3 years here in a couple of weeks with mine. And to the OP - nice car!

POST 13Original post

Quotes source post: 9430255

Yup, time flys! These cars seem like they are getting close to 944's as far as depreciation, bringing in converts. There are a bunch of 996ers with 944's in their signatures.

POST 14Original post

Not to worry, you can add the resale value of two or three 944s with a quick visit to 911 Modville. I am on my third round of mods on my 2000 in my 8th year of ownership. These cars are keepers.

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