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Carlos from Spain
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Dec 8, 2019 10:16:55 AM
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Re: Maritime Blue Speedster
that stitching color is new, what's the name of it please?
I tried to get some blue stitching during my GT3 process but that was not available and I was not ready to pay the 25K extra to make it happens...
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Dec 8, 2019 12:21:04 PM
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Re: Maritime Blue Speedster
Congratulations on your new car . A very special piece and another collector for you !
Looking forward to see street pics , but probably it won't happen before spring , and your driving impressions .
Not sure the miami seat belts match the best , but maybe in real it looks better .
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Re: Maritime Blue Speedster
Thanks everyone!
Will try to take some open top outdoor pictures if sunny today.
Will store it till spring, so no driving impression yet. But the brief drive home was like the 991.2 GT3 that I drove before. Shifter is short, light and precise, clutch also light. Modern day manual car is too easy to drive.
Miami blue stitching is one of the listed option to pick, and I agree that miami blue belts do not match well with Maritime. But as blueflame mentioned, it is very easy to change out.
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Dec 8, 2019 3:49:59 PM
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Re: Maritime Blue Speedster
Targa Tim:Thanks everyone!
Will try to take some open top outdoor pictures if sunny today.
Will store it till spring, so no driving impression yet. But the brief drive home was like the 991.2 GT3 that I drove before. Shifter is short, light and precise, clutch also light. Modern day manual car is too easy to drive.
Miami blue stitching is one of the listed option to pick, and I agree that miami blue belts do not match well with Maritime. But as blueflame mentioned, it is very easy to change out.
oh miami stitching, interesting 
congrats! beautiful car.
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Re: Maritime Blue Speedster
I love it, Tim! If you're inclined, you can easily remove those little N.America-spec neck pillows on the LWB seats to expose more of the CF (just slide a credit card or trim tool behind the plastic plate on the back side of the seat and pops right off).
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Re: Maritime Blue Speedster
Targa Tim:Some outdoor pictures, although lighting is not perfect.
real color is more purple than in pictures.
Purple! I absolutely love purple. 
Many congrats, fantastic car! 
I think it‘s a keeper. 
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Re: Maritime Blue Speedster
Thumbs up on a beautiful paint to sample color! What an early and special Christmas gift your car is :) I think the Miami blue seat belt color works. It is a pretty color and matches the stitching. I would at least keep them for a while since they are so easy to replace anyway. My second choice would be black belts.
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Re: Maritime Blue Speedster
Grant:I love it, Tim! If you're inclined, you can easily remove those little N.America-spec neck pillows on the LWB seats to expose more of the CF (just slide a credit card or trim tool behind the plastic plate on the back side of the seat and pops right off).
Thanks Grant! I never noticed that neck pillow until you mentioned it 
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2010 997.2 GT3RS; 2008 Cayenne Turbo; 2006 911 Club Coupe; 2016 911 GTS Club Coupe; 2015 Macan S; 2019 Speedster
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