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So I picked up my Seal Gray 2003 996 4S a few months ago. This things a beast! Just over 60k on the car now. Every time I see this thing I get excited! It's hard to stop driving sometimes...
Thanks! The interior is what did it for me... The carbon center console, shifter and e-brake, sills and steering wheel look great. I don't know how common it is but my carpets are black with the lighter grey sport seats and trim...
Congrats! Great color! Enjoy it. Ignore the sometimes snarky comments made by 991 and Cayman guys. They know we have "pure" Porsche but hate to admit it. Lol
Looks very nice, It looks like it needs a matching turn indicator on the front (Off side for you) as one is Orange One white. Really like that interior condition. Very nice well done! O_Sr
Thanks for all the kind words! Both side markers are actually smoked, pulled up a couple pictures from different time frames. Before and after
And yes I work in Anaheim (where the picture was taken) and live in Costa Mesa. She should be safe round those streets!
Very, very nice. I had that shifter/e-brake handle combo in my '99. Now I've got this goofy tall shifter in my current car. I loved that shifter that you have - it just feels perfect and is really high quality. Don't even think about changing it - you'll regret it.
Great to hear how much you like the car. With just a little bit of bling, a seal gray car looks really sweet - just a very "substantial" feel to that color - a great color for a Porsche. The carbon fiber interior bits are a good example of some tasteful bling. The black carpet to break up the gray interior is another. Some alumalook gauges, a double DIN nav/Bluetooth stereo with a Porsche crest background, sport seats and some nice tint are all good mods/options. Looks like you already have the tint and sport seats covered.
Yeah there is something about this color... especially when clean it really pops!
All the carbon is really nice looking, and I love the way the shifter feels. It feels great in hand and easy to row through the gears under aggressive driving.
I don't think I will be doing much mods inside the car, speakers eventually but love the stock look with the single cd player. I do have plans on the exterior, will get mixed feelings I am sure when its done but to each his own! Just stoked to go in the parking lot and see a 911, then get into it cause it's mine! haha
Are you kidding? Cayman??? ppsshhhh beat it... haha just kidding but it is funny how crazy people get. But that being said I could have picked up a newer cayman for the same money, but then again it is no 911. Something about this car, I mean it is iconic for a reason!
