One of my daughters bought me this for Christmas - a nice leather Porsche crest-embossed key case. Problem is that the key doesn't fit! Any other nominations?
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What's the most useless Porsche accessory?
- Thread starter Richard_Hamilton
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Could it be that it's meant for a Cayenne? (with a flip type blade)
Stick it on Fleabay for a premium!
Stick it on Fleabay for a premium!
Tony M
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Playing 'Devils Advocate', the key case would seem to be a case manufactured by an unknown company and stamped with a Porsche Emblem. It was probably not even designed to take a Porsche key in the first place.
In any event, the most useless genuine Porsche accessory is the Porsche Travel system luggage boxes which do not fit in the front of a 911,if you have a CD changer. Even if you don't have a CD changer, the fit is hopeless.
The second most useless genuine Porsche item is the Alu Tech pocket ashtray ! This little gem has a laser engraved Porsche logo,and a push- button mechanism for opening the lid.The only possible 'optional' use could be for non smokers that pick their noses in the car![]
In any event, the most useless genuine Porsche accessory is the Porsche Travel system luggage boxes which do not fit in the front of a 911,if you have a CD changer. Even if you don't have a CD changer, the fit is hopeless.
The second most useless genuine Porsche item is the Alu Tech pocket ashtray ! This little gem has a laser engraved Porsche logo,and a push- button mechanism for opening the lid.The only possible 'optional' use could be for non smokers that pick their noses in the car![]
Fred Hindle
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Extended warranty! Residual value! Radiator cap on a 911! [8|]
Cheers,
Cheers,
ORIGINAL: Richard Hamilton
One of my daughters bought me this for Christmas - a nice leather Porsche crest-embossed key case. Problem is that the key doesn't fit! Any other nominations?
I would think the Sat Nav comes fairly close! [X(]
Regards,
Clive
PGAdamopoulos
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Daughters...!!?!![]
I am just joking.... I have three of them....and love them to bits...
But somehow daughters and Porsche does not go....[][][]
I am just joking.... I have three of them....and love them to bits...
But somehow daughters and Porsche does not go....[][][]
Yes, I'm going to be in trouble for this one; My girlfriend in possession of a road atlas as I am trying to find my way onto the correct bit of Cambridge ring road from within. Never have I known a more poorly sign posted route for a main road. As she sat, open map on lap I asked "Which way?"- Response "How am I supposed to know". Tempers were fraid. I asked for a Satnav for Christmas, it doesn't answer back.....
Any other nominations?
Take a look at the Karman Konnection web site and the re pro items similar to these are £47.00.
Ebay here we come!
ORIGINAL: John Ware
Four wheel drive. Never been off-road in mine...... []
You're clearly not giving it enough wellie then!
Regards,
Clive
ORIGINAL: thboxster
In that vane, surely indicators are totally overkill. You see loads of new cars on the road nowadays that don't have them[]
That's right - what are those orange bits on the corners of car for nowadays? There is clearly a new highway code rule that I've missed. "Do not use indicators". No one seems to be using them now.
Battery condition gauge (what's it actually show you? Its pretty obvious if the battery doesn't work, and mine was still reading normally despite needing a new battery!) I'd rather have had an oil temp gauge.
Rear wiper.
OE porsche mats which wear visibly again after a short time.
Rear wiper.
OE porsche mats which wear visibly again after a short time.
quite like my rear wiper []
ORIGINAL: Stewart H
Water inside the engine castings? (unless it's the heads on a 959 or GT1)
meee...oooowww!!!!
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