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New members welcome and photos

been a member for 2 years now. may first post. don't think I've got the hang of the photos. This is my 4th Porsche in 3 years 993 C4 sold. 996 turbo sold, 1966 912 undergoing resto, 997 turbo S NOT for SALE

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John

 
Thank you Geoff

got then FREE of the guy, I suspect it was a roux. His add was I'm looking to complete a portfolio and need of 997's. I arrange to meet up, spent 4 hours on the shoot. short time in he produces a very nice hard backed book well illustrated about a Honda Civic. have a look while I'm taking some shots. a few more shots. I can do one on your car if you'd like. whats the costs. for one like that £450. I'll look at the photos and let you know.

didn't bother with the book
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After all the build up to it, I took delivery of my new pride and joy yesterday. Huge thanks to Tim at Leicester Porsche for some great customer service, let's hope it continues into after sales!

I love the car to bits, OPC did a fantastic prep job, the paintwork is flawless (aside from the stone chip I collected on the way home, grrrrrrr) and it is a belter!

Only downside is, it took me 5 ring-puckering minutes to get it into my garage. Tight is not the word.

Hope to see you all at WEC Silverstone

 
Had the car just over a year now, first post, been a member a couple of months now. Looking forward to Llandudno.

Changing creaking o/sf strut top today, if the weather holds.

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Hello.

New member signing in for for duty. 2011 Speed yellow 997 Turbo S which I have owned for 2 years. Had a new Manual 997 c2S in Seal Grey (7 years) and 996 in Zenith Blue (4 years) before.

Car spec is a Turbo S with Black interior, silver centre lock wheels, Ceramics, Carbon interior and all the usual wizardry to keep it on the black stuff etc. I wanted a turbo in yellow and was beyond lucky for an S to come on the market at the right time.....

I had a postor of one on my wall as a kid and it obviously struck the right nerve. Will post a picture when I get to grips with the forum.

 
SY997 said:
Hello.

New member signing in for for duty. 2011 Speed yellow 997 Turbo S which I have owned for 2 years. Had a new Manual 997 c2S in Seal Grey (7 years) and 996 in Zenith Blue (4 years) before.

Car spec is a Turbo S with Black interior, silver centre lock wheels, Ceramics, Carbon interior and all the usual wizardry to keep it on the black stuff etc. I wanted a turbo in yellow and was beyond lucky for an S to come on the market at the right time.....

I had a postor of one on my wall as a kid and it obviously struck the right nerve. Will post a picture when I get to grips with the forum.
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Welcome back and Speed Yellow is a cracking colour!

 
Rejoining the PCGB and soon the 997 Register after a few years away (too many).

Now back with a new pride and joy!!!

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Heres to the next few years Porsche motoring...🙂

 
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Hi All,

As another newbie I thought I would do the intros...

I got my 997 C4S back in April, best car purchase ever made :)............... Still smiling!

Still finding my way around Porsche havering been an Alfa owner for many years but enjoying the journey..

Thanks to Clive W for the 997 register welcome..

Happy Driving

Mark C

 
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