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  1. Lawskie
    Hi Redridge, Mine is almost identical to yours - (in the pic with the GT3 split rim alloys) as I took the chromes off and replced them with the gt3 ones. I have yet to have someone in my car who doesnt like the interior. Yes, it is a matter of taste but I think its fab to have somehitng different. The exterior paint too makes it different from everyone elses. You can get a good view of the purple in your track day pic. 90% of the time it just look sblack except in bright sunshine. I live in Scotland and we dont get much of that so it is pretty much black all the time. Mine is 373 of 911. Only other difference I can see from your pics is that mine is an auto, and I also have the dodgy privacy handset for the phone though I am about to order the side panel so I can remove this. Thanks for uploading your photos - great to speak to someone who has one - you are the first I have spoken to. I havent got any decent pics but will take some over the next week and post them. Speak soon, Lawskie
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    Hi, I own a 2000 996 millennium edition. Mine has been used as a daily car since new (not just by me) and still looks fab. Its maybe because its a bit different that people look after it more, I don't know, my understanding is that a lot of these millennium editions were bought up by people who thought they may be a very valuable investment as they would become collectors items due to there only being 911 of them (individually numbered), and also due to the chromaflair violet colour and natural leather interior, both of which were unique to the car. So there are some cracking examples available. The chrome alloys were also unique, and you are right, they are the biggest problem on the car. The chrome often flakes off through time leaving patches of red undercoat and make them look terrible. I have replaced mine with split rim gt3 alloys as my car also has a full gt3 kit. The interior is either loved or hated by Porsche owners but I think it makes the car that bit different from others. Most of them had every option installed, mine has absolutely everything I think including retro 70's pimp phone handset! Hard to find any for sale but there was one here in the UK with 25 MILES on the clock, someone had garaged it since new as an investment and it was for sale for 75k!!!
  3. Lawskie
    Hi folks, Wondered if anyone could be of assistance to me. I have a 2000 996 millennium and have just bought a new CDC-3 to replace an existing damaged one. Unfortunately the plug on the end of the lead from the bulkhead is goosed - Can this be purchased on its own without buying the whole cable installation back to the PCM? Secondly - my nav disc seems stuck - worked fine till today - now one light on and says "insert disc"?? Thirdly - will I need OPC to code my PCM to accept the new cd unit? Thanks in advance for any help, Alan
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