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Back to topic, that interior is sharp. If Porsche would have done something more along the lines of a throwback interior on the Classic Spyder interior I’d probably have gone that route. Something about the tufted and herringbone interiors of the 50’s and 60’s that’s truly classic.
I just saw that my Spyder arrived at Emden on 12/11, a week early. Anybody have any concerns that the pending lockdown in Germany is going to affect cars getting onto ships?
Once you see that your car is V332 status (exit Emden) how do you know what ship it is on?
thanks
Ian
[QUOTE=seahack;17094548]Yes, that is Gentian Blue Metallic. It is a fun color because it changes depending on the light. [/QUO
Yes - Very true, saw a different hue under the fluorescents last night - Love it
I don’t think we would. But innocuous is the wrong word to use. You are familiar with memetics? Mundane memes - e.g. a typo - die, those with inflammatory potential spread. Society needs a vaccine against inflammatory memes. Waiting for more data, searching out data actively, and awareness of the Dunning-Kruger effect are good preventative protocols.
On topic but in wrong sub-forum: mine arrived today. Money changes hands tomorrow. Pickup Wednesday.
Yes, that is Gentian Blue Metallic. It is a fun color because it changes depending on the light. [/QUO
Yes - Very true, saw a different hue under the fluorescents last night - Love it
Boy...I hate you guys...I was all set on a GT Silver and now you throw these beautiful Gentian Blues at me...*sigh*
Absolutely. The more, the better. I had a buddy that lives up there stop by tonight and he took quite a few pics, including the above, in the dark. Would be good to get some good daylight pics!
I just saw that my Spyder arrived at Emden on 12/11, a week early. Anybody have any concerns that the pending lockdown in Germany is going to affect cars getting onto ships?
Once you see that your car is V332 status (exit Emden) how do you know what ship it is on?
thanks
Ian
You can check the port website and make a pretty good guess which ship it is on based on the ships' schedules and their destinations. The easier method is just to have your SA tell you. He or she will get the ship's name in the Porsche vehicle system. You can then Google that ship and track it across the Atlantic with one of the free ship tracking sites.
12-15-2020, 11:00 AM
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