My GT Silver GT2RS at the dealer
Feb 27, 2011 | 01:34 PM
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So awesome. Congrats!!!
to be able to have a two car garage filled with the newest bad boy from Porsche and the newest big dog from Ferrari is just about as cool as it gets.
how often do you swap em? or will you keep these for a long time?
to be able to have a two car garage filled with the newest bad boy from Porsche and the newest big dog from Ferrari is just about as cool as it gets.
how often do you swap em? or will you keep these for a long time?
Feb 27, 2011 | 05:31 PM
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It's a lot easier and cheaper to add CF Sport Buckets after the fact. Since ASS and CF Buckets were both no cost option, I went with ASS and I can swap in the CF buckets, half cage and harnesses. Throw the ASS back in for resale some day.
Feb 27, 2011 | 05:37 PM
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The GT2RS will probably hold my attention longer. It will be a while before Porsche out does this car. I still want to add the GT3RS LE to my stable. Owning the GT2RS and the GT3RS LE would be a perfect pair of Porsches for me.
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Feb 27, 2011 | 09:54 PM
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Not sure how long I will keep either. I have car ADD. The GTO is awesome, but you can't take it anywhere without a 7/24 security detail. The 458 is just as good from a performance standpoint and it fits my personality better. Plus Ferrari's 599 replacement is going to be a GTO killer performance wise. Also hoping to get a shot at the Enzo replacement.
The GT2RS will probably hold my attention longer. It will be a while before Porsche out does this car. I still want to add the GT3RS LE to my stable. Owning the GT2RS and the GT3RS LE would be a perfect pair of Porsches for me.
The GT2RS will probably hold my attention longer. It will be a while before Porsche out does this car. I still want to add the GT3RS LE to my stable. Owning the GT2RS and the GT3RS LE would be a perfect pair of Porsches for me.
I hear you with the GTO --- a few friends with cars like that tell me the same thing. Everyone wants to talk/take pics/stand around the car. Has to get old fast.
My vote would be for:
GT2RS
CGT
458 Spider
Enzo replacement
Feb 28, 2011 | 09:33 AM
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[edit]: Just saw Mike's response on the carbon bucket seat options. Was the price differences really that significant? Usually it's cheaper to add them before the fact.
Feb 28, 2011 | 01:52 PM
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And that is? BTW, congrats Mike again as I said in Jon's thread. I can't believe you were going to pass this beauty up! I'm wondering if you got to go to the GT2RS event down in Florida too?
[edit]: Just saw Mike's response on the carbon bucket seat options. Was the price differences really that significant? Usually it's cheaper to add them before the fact.
[edit]: Just saw Mike's response on the carbon bucket seat options. Was the price differences really that significant? Usually it's cheaper to add them before the fact.