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atomic80 said:
moto, I'm not sure why Larry copied me, maybe he knows I have good taste? I'll let him chime in here. 
He just hasn't had a chance to get the tinted windows yet nor the black ceramic exhaust tips. Those are coming soon.
He actually has the aluminum shift knob/ebrake handle, no carbon fiber bits inside and a few more leather bits like the door finisher and dome light piece. I actually have these bits on order and will soon have them. I love the elegant look those bits offer. I also plan to swap out the aluminum e-brake handle and keep the carbon fiber shift knob.
Let me set the record straight. With the limited number of colors Porsche offers I would be copying somebody in the immediate area unless I chose a paint to sample color, which would have delayed my delivery substantially. Both our cars have natural grey leather, but beyond that there are quite a few subtle differences. Jason's car has Michelin tires, I have Bridgestones. He has 35% window tint I'll have 25% installed this week. I have leather door finishers, dome light, seat backs and the aluminum look e-brake handle and shifter. As it turns out after I ordered the CDZ leather gear lever trim, Jason ordered the same option to retrofit into his car. I think after he saw other cars he decided he wanted leather door finishers, dome light, and the aluminum look e-brake handle. I don't think of it as one of us copying the other, rather we are "going to school" on each other. I installed the all leather Techart steering wheel after driving Jason's car with the carbon fiber trimmed wheel. I also installed the Cargraphic exhaust like Jason's after hearing his. At the time I thought it was to loud, but I had no other mufflers I could listen to, so I went with a known quantity. We have both made mistakes. For example we both bought the 6 disc CD changer, which has been rendered useless with the addition of the Dension I-Pod interface. He bought the GT3 wheels and spacers before he found out the RS wheels would fit without spacers. I ordered the Electronic Logbook and Extended Navigation Module and now realize I will never use either one. I also got the PCCB brakes, but I determined after a couple of PDE schools that the steel brakes would have been more than adequate for my driving. Bottom line: No matter what these cars look like they are awesome machines, with way more capability than I will ever be able to utilize.