Cosmetic:

I have made several cosmetic upgrades, GTS Mirrors from 928 International, as seen below, and several leather upgrades.

Below, you can see the recovered armrest console, steering wheel, auto shifter handle & driver's door armrest and handle.  (Car was later converted to manual transmission)

Here you can see the emergency brake handle.  I covered it in the same leather as above.

I had wanted to come up with a solution to cover up the drive gear indicators in the instrument cluster, to make the conversion less noticeable to the casual observer. A used 5 speed cluster sells for about 1K, and I did not want to spend the funds on that just to delete the drive gear indicators.  I got some industrial grade matte black vinyl from a sign store and cut it in a shape that would cover the indicators.  I also removed the bulbs, and covered the bulb sockets from the rear.  You can see it below.  It is actually less noticeable in the car.

Below, you can see the GTS shifter knob on a short throw shifter.  I had the factory GTS knob recovered in mahagony leather since Porsche never made the later knob in that color.  A local place called The Tin Lizzie Affair did the recovering.  They are located in Dallas Texas, and do the best leather work around.  In this picture the color appears to be a little off, but it is a perfect match.  The later shift knobs are a huge improvement over the early ones... the short throw shifter is also a huge improvement over stock.

Here is my 1st rough try at a rear wiper delete option.  I have removed the rear wiper, and I'm working on a blanking plate to plug the holes.

And here is a test fit with it in the car.  I plan on cleaning it up, and making it smoother, and of course it will help to have the proper paint on it but this is to give an idea of what it will look like.

I also did the clear turnsignals from 928 International.  They had their 1st order of the clear side markers in and so I did it all at once.... Removing the US 5MPH bumperettes were the most difficult part.  Here is the finished look.

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