r/Porsche997

And yes I've thought about if I want to keep them for when I sell the car in the future, but ultimately I decided to just sell these wheels and later on sell the car with my current wheels.

Buyer is aware of the scuffs and imperfections. He wants to use them for tracking his car. Tires are from 2019, so getting pretty old.

My HPFP was on its way out. Decided to do the thermostat and water pump as preventative maintenance. This car has a HUGE volume of coolant. Wish me well on the vacuum fill.

I have an '06 with the Full Leather package in Natural Brown and while the leather parts still look amazing for a 20 y/o car, the color matched trim pieces like around ignition switch and mirror adjustment knob definitely look their age, with a bunch of nicks and scratches that show the black plastic under the thick color coat. I'm not sure if the color match is simply thick paint or something more complex. Has anyone found a good fix for the damage either DIY or professional? Any thoughts of were to start looking locally, like is this something a detailer might do, or upholstery or body shop.

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Thanks to everyone for so the tip and ideas, I'll be sure to follow up again and let you know how it went, post some before and after pics.

It’s a manual 2010 S convertible and l‘m wondering, if there are good recommendations to lower it slightly, without compromising it’s comfort. Did it on my E46 M3 convertible with some shorter H&R springs and the results were great back than.

At LRP during FCP euro event

Freshly detailed with summer shoes on

The roads suck and the drivers do what they please but I love this car (and very proud of the photo)

Any recommendations for a good PPI around Anaheim CA? TIA