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Use photobucket and it's pretty painless and free
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Anyways, I use Photobucket and it's pretty painless and free.
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I've made some changes since those pictures were taken
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Use Aluminum foil to protect the side of the light socket hole from the sodering iron.
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the ghosting can be fixed by using a better quailty lens.
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Once it is all gone, use silver colored amber lights.
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hmm. but he also removed the rear wiper...
but i can see standard seats from a 996... so i'll say it's not a GT3
but a very nice car. i really like the color
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That amber is inside the headlights. There is a tool that came with your set (same as your oil, I believe) and take out the side liner of the trunk. Insert the tool in the hole and crank it. It should start to move by itself, be careful not to drop the lights.
To remove the amber plastic, you need a sodering iron and start chipping away at it in small chunks. Use Aluminum foil to protect the side of the light socket hole from the sodering iron. Once it is all gone, use silver colored amber lights.
I know its not very descriptive, but I hope it helps.
Hey guys, the day has come for me to venture on to the F-cars. Trying to sell the car with all the Mods on but it's just too much to throw away. Thinking about parting everything. Any takers? still need help selling the car though.....
I'll play....
I had 3 996 NA's - all 6sp'd
2003 Blue/tan cab pre Gt3 Aero Kit...
2001 Seal/Black Full aero w/ 18" RUFs
1999 partial Aero cab in white/metropol blue
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http://www.itzkirbphotography.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=28794&g2_serialNumber=2
http://www.itzkirbphotography.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=24698&g2_serialNumber=2
http://www.itzkirbphotography.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=22126&g2_serialNumber=2
Awesome pics in this thread, some truly beautiful pcars- Here is my humble contribution:
2002 C2, 15mm HR wheel spacers, AP coilovers, aftermarket GT3 skirts, GT3RS front bumper w/ added stainless mesh, some interior upgrades.
nice ride sky, are you blinkers still functional, is it painted or tinted. Is that the gt3 Mk2 front chin or the mk2 cups and finally I love the rear bumper who makes it and how much?... Work wheel, cargraphics?...Love the mods, post more pics!
ok I love them, but now for the critique.
The ghosting in the first one is a tad to much. Not as bad in the second.
And the last one becuase the lights reflecting on the car are not center make the porsche badge look of center.
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Thanks boxstergirl, I see you finally settled down with one avatar... post up some of the 911
Thanks Jumper... is there a filter for the ghosting or is that the sun shields job?... as far as the third shot, I hear ya, sometimes it helps to have an extra hand to help move these cars around... I know you have some recent pics, post them up
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the ghosting can be fixed by using a better quailty lens. I don't think there is a filter that can help it.
I havn't really taken any shots of my car since it was backed into in the parking lot. Sometime over the winter I will get it fixed.
Nothing special but, I have some older 911 and F-cars from photos from a starbucks parking lot over here.
http://s148.photobucket.com/albums/s...slideshow=true
http://s148.photobucket.com/albums/s...slideshow=true
lol! will do. geeez...nobody wants to see the boxster?? haahah! okay, i've got to figure out how to post the pictures. just got some new 19's on the 911. they are black w/ a 4" polished chrome lip. i know lots of people here aren't into the black anymore, and more into the gunmetal, but i truly love the look of the rims on the 911!
what's the best photo site to use? flickr seems to be having some issues...
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Hey there BoxsterGirlie, it's Paul. Not that you know me, LOL. Anyways, I use Photobucket and it's pretty painless and free. Good luck. Cannot wait to see your car.
Paul
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