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Thank you for the info! This looks a little more complicated than I was hoping for...
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Quick question. All U.S. version sports cars have bumper protectors/guards, which are not required in other countries. I will ship and use my new 997 S Cab in Japan, so am wondering how difficult it is to remove those, and if that will leave 'scars'. Thank you!
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Thank you! I guess I will have to look a little closer into this. I do believe that there are aftermarket solutions available over here, as the cars are not offered with with PCM, but with the Bose system.
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Hi, I am ordering a new 997 S Cab from the US to ship and use in Japan (only reason is the waiting time, Porsche Japan told me at least 14 months!!!) My question is, how difficult is it going to be for a decent shop to remove the PCM and get a Pioneer touch-screen HDD-based a/v navigation system connected? (BTW, those things are less than $2K over here now!) I have no concerns with regards to the actual fit, as there are several kits for that. My concern is getting the connections right for the Bose speaker system. Thank you!