Scooby_Doo wrote: ↑Sat Jun 17, 2023 6:44 pm
The Reg No is most appropriate "NV" , I bet quite a few members are eNVious.
2japs wrote: ↑Sat Jun 17, 2023 8:54 pm
Looks great, nice lead time as well
I also got my car from Teeside. They seem to do pretty well down there.
Yeah. It turned up 4 days after the original planned delivery date that I was told when I first got my build slot so can’t grumble at all. It all worked out nicely as I dodged the price increase by a week which ended up as a £3.5k saving The SE I dealt with was called Allison and she was excellent, would highly recommend. She was fairly new to the job but the best I’ve dealt with in car sales for taking/returning calls and responding to emails etc.
EngineerMK wrote: ↑Sat Jun 17, 2023 10:15 pm
looks Ace… like the monochrome look
crockers wrote: ↑Sat Jun 17, 2023 11:48 pm
Looks lovely. Prefer colour coded side blades but that’s a personal choice. Enjoy
Thanks. I just wanted to keep all the Agate Grey in as it’s what makes the T a bit unique. On all the other models the trim choice is simply body colour or black. Pleased I went with the body coloured side skirts though it looks a lot less busy being so close to the side blades.
And yes, having had those beautiful 21” 911 Turbo wheels on my 2017 Panamera 4, I can honestly say that they were surprisingly easy to clean!
Enjoy your T!
Thanks. Tbh you don’t appreciate on the configurator how big 21 inch wheels are in reality. The larger gaps look easily big enough to get a hand/brush in. The narrower double spoke gap might prove a bit trickier but I don’t remember having any probs on some similar BMW wheels I once had. At 5ft 7 I’m more worried about how I’m going to clean the roof!!
And yes, having had those beautiful 21” 911 Turbo wheels on my 2017 Panamera 4, I can honestly say that they were surprisingly easy to clean!
Enjoy your T!
Thanks. Tbh you don’t appreciate on the configurator how big 21 inch wheels are in reality. The larger gaps look easily big enough to get a hand/brush in. The narrower double spoke gap might prove a bit trickier but I don’t remember having any probs on some similar BMW wheels I once had. At 5ft 7 I’m more worried about how I’m going to clean the roof!!
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Ha! Yes I’m only 5’6” and use step ladders to wash the roof
Macan S
Audi S3 x 2
Macan
Jag XF x 2
Audi A3/4/6 (C. Cars)
VW Golf/Passat (C.Cars)
Ford Cortina/Capri/Sierra(C.Cars)
Toyota Celica x2
Triumph Stag/ TR5(classics)
MGB
Austin 1300( first car)
And yes, having had those beautiful 21” 911 Turbo wheels on my 2017 Panamera 4, I can honestly say that they were surprisingly easy to clean!
Enjoy your T!
Thanks. Tbh you don’t appreciate on the configurator how big 21 inch wheels are in reality. The larger gaps look easily big enough to get a hand/brush in. The narrower double spoke gap might prove a bit trickier but I don’t remember having any probs on some similar BMW wheels I once had. At 5ft 7 I’m more worried about how I’m going to clean the roof!!
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Ha! Yes I’m only 5’6” and use step ladders to wash the roof
If you open the doors and step into those voids, you will find it much easier to clean the roof ( probably not needing the steps).
Admitedly I'm 5'9" Amazon in comparison to you two guys.
Steve
2020 GTS in Sapphire Blue
(sold) 2017 SD in Rhodium Silver
Thanks. Tbh you don’t appreciate on the configurator how big 21 inch wheels are in reality. The larger gaps look easily big enough to get a hand/brush in. The narrower double spoke gap might prove a bit trickier but I don’t remember having any probs on some similar BMW wheels I once had. At 5ft 7 I’m more worried about how I’m going to clean the roof!!
.
Ha! Yes I’m only 5’6” and use step ladders to wash the roof
If you open the doors and step into those voids, you will find it much easier to clean the roof ( probably not needing the steps).
Admitedly I'm 5'9" Amazon in comparison to you two guys.
Still need the steps me thinks
Macan S
Audi S3 x 2
Macan
Jag XF x 2
Audi A3/4/6 (C. Cars)
VW Golf/Passat (C.Cars)
Ford Cortina/Capri/Sierra(C.Cars)
Toyota Celica x2
Triumph Stag/ TR5(classics)
MGB
Austin 1300( first car)
2japs wrote: ↑Sun Jun 18, 2023 4:27 pm
Ha! Yes I’m only 5’6” and use step ladders to wash the roof
SAC1 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 18, 2023 5:53 pm If you open the doors and step into those voids, you will find it much easier to clean the roof ( probably not needing the steps).
Admitedly I'm 5'9" Amazon in comparison to you two guys.
Well a bird managed to drop its guts on the glass roof already and I could only just reach so I’m definitely going to have to get a step/platform of some sort!!
wab172uk wrote: ↑Mon Jun 19, 2023 9:19 am
Congratulation on your new T. Looks lovely.
Another Macan from Teesside !
Thanks! As I mentioned further up I’ve been really happy with how Teesside OPC have performed here. I’ve used them previously for servicing and they’ve been a bit moderate, so the pressure is on them now to keep the quality of customer service up.
If you open the doors and step into those voids, you will find it much easier to clean the roof ( probably not needing the steps).
Admitedly I'm 5'9" Amazon in comparison to you two guys.
Still need the steps me thinks
Give it a go, you might be surprised.
Washed the car this afternoon, opened the doors and deffo helped, couldn’t quite reach the middle due to the roof rails
Scrubbed up well tho…
Macan S
Audi S3 x 2
Macan
Jag XF x 2
Audi A3/4/6 (C. Cars)
VW Golf/Passat (C.Cars)
Ford Cortina/Capri/Sierra(C.Cars)
Toyota Celica x2
Triumph Stag/ TR5(classics)
MGB
Austin 1300( first car)
The SE I dealt with was called Allison and she was excellent, would highly recommend. She was fairly new to the job but the best I’ve dealt with in car sales for taking/returning calls and responding to emails etc. 
If you open the doors and step into those voids, you will find it much easier to clean the roof ( probably not needing the steps). 
