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Old 09-10-05, 10:59   #1 (permalink)
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Porsche Carrera
This Carrera had to have its headlinghts vented, to prevent fogging, so while it was out of the showroom I polished it with OCP and sealed it with OCW.

Vacuumed up the interior, windows and went over all the carbon fiber....just a general spruce up.

Here are a few pictures, enjoy



































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WOW! What an amazing car. Do you know how lucky you are? Nice job on the detail!
 
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What's OCW? I looked under acroynims but didn't see it.
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wow.. ! nice work, but i'd like to see what results you'd get with something like UPP as it silver..

lucky guy to just be in the prescence of such a beast..
 
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drool!!!! that is an awesome vehicle. Good job!

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What a machine. Utterly amazing beast!

I reckon it'd give my Supra a run for it's money!!!!

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What's OCW? I looked under acroynims but didn't see it.
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OCW is short for Optimum Car Wax......the real name though is Optimum Spray Wax but we just kinda stuck with OCW

Hey thanks everyone for the compliments and yes it is an awesome machine! It is also very quiet which really surprised me. Until of course it is reved up then it sounds beautiful.

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It is also very quiet which really surprised me. Until of course it is reved up then it sounds beautiful.
That's the nature of V10s - the new M5 sounds positively useless at startup/idle, almost like a diesel, but get it moving and it screams!

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Wow...600 ponies and 200 MPH for this car at a mere $400K+. So did you get to take it for a nice drive
 
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Amazing! What did you use on the carbon fiber?
 
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Wow...600 ponies and 200 MPH for this car at a mere $400K+. So did you get to take it for a nice drive
If I did I am not sure I would come back!

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Amazing! What did you use on the carbon fiber?
I used the OCW after H-Temps Spray and Shine

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