Fuchs wheels on a 991.1 ?

[JFL]

Here are some images I found on an online review of the 50th edition. Bit different from the classic Fuchs you show but they look great i think.

 

[Simon991]

Ah yes, thanks. I like those a lot, but Porsche tell me that they can't be fitted to a C2.

 

[JFL]

Ah shame sorry

 

[Simon991]

No worries. I'll try another Porsche specialist to see if they're willing to fit the Fuchs wheels...

 

[Chrism1820]

Fuchs wheels must be fitted in conjunction with a ducktail spoiler, it's the law!!!

 

[Simon991]

Funny you should say that, I'm very tempted! Saw a ducktail spoiler on a 991.1 at Tewkesbury OPC. Looked very nice indeed!! These Porsches are an expensive business!!

Need to find someone willing to fit the Fuchs wheels first...!! [8|]

 

[Simon991]

P.S. Love your 993!

 

[Chrism1820]

P.S. Love your 993!

Thanks Simon, it is being featured in July's Classic and Sportscar magazine, we did the photo shoot on Monday.

Back to your fine machine, the sport classic look is my favourite style, the genuine sport classic cars from Porsche are fetching almost £300k now, but it's that look, I would persevere with finding the right wheels, try asking a few questions on Rennlisters, it's mainly American based enthusiasts but they seem to do more modifying than anyone else and I'm sure I've read somewhere about an American company that will built Fuchs style to your size specification. I might not be the right route but it's worth investigating.

Good luck

 

[Simon991]

Thanks, Chris.

Am now thinking of maybe getting the Porsche ducktail Sport Design kit fitted, and maybe having the existing Carrera S wheels powder coated in platinum/dark grey satin finish...