Porsche 911 shaped silicone mold
I've been going to the Porsche Center a few times lately for vehicle inspections and maintenance.
The other dayI bought a bear wearing a horse hoodie.I was writing that.
On this day, when I arrived at the Porsche Center and was guided to a table, I happened to notice this pair of bears. So cute!
On this day, the plan was to pick up the convertible that had been left in storage and bring in a new 997 GT3, so the plan was to go in the GT3 and return in the convertible.
I sat in the seat I was shown to and suddenly looked ahead, and wow!
It happened to be a day when there were no cars on display in the center of the showroom, so the view was clear and I was able to see the yellow 997 GT3 facing left, about to enter the store, and the 992 Cabriolet facing right, about to go home, parked right in front of me.
Excited (lol).
On this day, I also had Ferry the bear that I had purchased last time, so I got excited and thought, "Oh, since I have Ferry, let's take a photo together!" and tried placing him on the table, but there was no support and the bear just ended up rolling around on the table.
Sorry, Ferry-kun (lol).
While the person in charge was preparing various documents, I was enjoying myself by doing such things, but when I had more time, I wandered around the store wondering, "Are there any other new Porsche lifestyle products?"
And that's where I found it.
We met!
Yes, this is the very same Porsche 911-shaped ice cube tray that I once wanted, but it was already out of stock, so I searched desperately for it and ended up running all the way to Porsche Center Kawagoe (formerly the Sayama store) to buy it.
"What? What? Are they re-selling it here? It was so popular that they started selling it again?"
With that in mind, I picked it up.
Woooow.
The product being released this time is the same blue silicone as the last one and looks similar at first glance, but if you look closely you'll see that the year of the Porsche is different.
This time, the shape of the rear and the lines of the front trunk are more distinct, so this is definitely the '992 model'.
This is the ice cube tray I desperately searched for and purchased last time↓, but judging from the shape of the rear, this 911 is the '991 model' (or more specifically, 991.1).
Well, I don't usually bake sweets or make ice in the 911 shape, but I absolutely had to have this, so I bought it straight away.
This product is compatible with temperatures ranging from -40°C to +230°C, product number WAP0500500TEWF, and costs 4,180 yen including tax.
I think there are still many Porsche centers where you can purchase one now, so if you want one, please hurry up.
It was a happy day as I had an unexpected encounter (a new 911 ice cube tray).
Where should I put Ferry the bear?
Since it's a keychain, you can attach it to anything, so maybe I'll attach it to my bag when I have a Porsche-related gathering.
Next up, I have to go and pick up the 997GT3 that arrived in stock that day.
Related article:
◆The story of getting a Porsche 911 ice cube tray at the now-defunct Porsche Center Sayama
◆Are the Porsche and Ferrari logos the same horse? ... Porsche Bear key ring with a horse design
I'm Rika, the author of this article. Since I got my hands on a Porsche 911, I've been completely hooked on Porsches and I can't stop loving them, so I started this blog. My favorite cars are the 911 Carrera (2/991), 911 Carrera Cabriolet & 911 Carrera T (1/992), GT3 (1/997) and 718 Cayman GT4 RS.
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