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Are Spyders Becoming Extinct At OPCs!
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Soapy water with a special old discarded sponge that was yellow and is now very black ...new page new pic for the RED Spydermen[ORIGINAL: flat6 Car looks good daro. What do you use to clean the chrome exhaust tips?

Thanks for thinking of us - little surprised that wes till have two Red Spyders for sale[ORIGINAL: daro911Soapy water with a special old discarded sponge that was yellow and is now very black ...new page new pic for the RED Spydermen[ORIGINAL: flat6 Car looks good daro. What do you use to clean the chrome exhaust tips?] Â
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I know its early and my eyes may be deceiving me but has this owner had a silver line put on the bottom of the wing mirror?[8|]ORIGINAL: daro911Soapy water with a special old discarded sponge that was yellow and is now very black ...new page new pic for the RED Spydermen[ORIGINAL: flat6 Car looks good daro. What do you use to clean the chrome exhaust tips?] Â
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Like the RED seat detailing the silver line- ali look was a factory option on 987's That 2nd RED Spyder has been for sale for a good few weeks now and is a cracking specification and very low miles too [link=http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201306237445926/sort/priceasc/usedcars/model/boxster/make/porsche/onesearchad/used/onesearchad/nearlynew/onesearchad/new/page/2/keywords/spyder/radius/1500/postcode/cb14jt?logcode=p]http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201306237445926/sort/priceasc/usedcars/model/boxster/make/porsche/onesearchad/used/onesearchad/nearlynew/onesearchad/new/page/2/keywords/spyder/radius/1500/postcode/cb14jt?logcode=p[/link]ORIGINAL: jdpef356I know its early and my eyes may be deceiving me but has this owner had a silver line put on the bottom of the wing mirror?[8|]ORIGINAL: daro911Soapy water with a special old discarded sponge that was yellow and is now very black ...new page new pic for the RED Spydermen[ORIGINAL: flat6 Car looks good daro. What do you use to clean the chrome exhaust tips?]
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He should've concentrated on lightening up the wheels with some silver rather than the door mirrors. Looks like its been wading through tar when the wheels are all black. http://teamspeed.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=92163&stc=1&d=1327798061ORIGINAL: jdpef356 Black wheels with silver nuts - not for me![] I know its early and my eyes may be deceiving me but has this owner had a silver line put on the bottom of the wing mirror?[8|]
As much as I would like to refinish my wheels in the very reflective shiny Cayman R finish I think I will wait until my original finish is finished ..... might be a while at current rate of wear and tear [:-]ORIGINAL: daro911Rob on occasions your silver Spyder alloys have looked that shade [ORIGINAL: rob.kellock You're not wrong. Liz's Abarth has wheels that are that sort of shade and they look remarkably similar clean or dirty. Does show up kerbing mind. She kept her 500 Lounge perfect for 2 years but she has now done the Abarth a second time...][
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The RED 36k miler is no longer listed on PH [ORIGINAL: daro911 Summer is here[8D] and 1 of the 3 White Spyders on PistonHeads Monday are now no longer advertised so presumably with the new owner[]    [link=http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds?Category=used-cars&Keyword=spyder&KeywordCleanedValue=spyder&M=512&SortOptions=PriceHighToLow]http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds?Category=used-cars&Keyword=spyder&KeywordCleanedValue=spyder&M=512&SortOptions=PriceHighToLow[/link]
I don't know for sure, but with the way Porsche put options together and then have an Exclusive dept that'll paint or leather cover most anything, i'm not sure what you can and can't have. If it is a Porsche Exclusive option, then you may be able to have it from the factory even if it isn't in the Spyder options brochure. I don't know how it works. http://www.porsche.com/usa/accessoriesandservices/exclusive/examples/boxster/boxster-spyder/ORIGINAL: daro911 He may have done this option to his mirrors as I don't think that was a factory option on Spyders[&o] Â [link=http://www.kistudios.com/cayman-boxster-carrera-mirror-trim.html]http://www.kistudios.com/cayman-boxster-carrera-mirror-trim.html[/link]![]()
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Daro 911 Is that a [ORIGINAL: daro911As much as I would like to refinish my wheels in the very reflective shiny Cayman R finish I think I will wait until my original finish is finished ..... might be a while at current rate of wear and tear [:-] ÂORIGINAL: daro911Rob on occasions your silver Spyder alloys have looked that shade [ORIGINAL: rob.kellock You're not wrong. Liz's Abarth has wheels that are that sort of shade and they look remarkably similar clean or dirty. Does show up kerbing mind. She kept her 500 Lounge perfect for 2 years but she has now done the Abarth a second time...][
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Any opinion on how big they look in the flesh? Can the alarm be heard on the move with wind and music noise ? I thought about it after losing a tyre with a flat but was put off by size and thinking it was big enough to throw wheel out of balance?! Would be interested in an unbiased view, discount ends on 14th July. Thanks!!ORIGINAL: daro911 Well spotted Brian you are the first to notice them. Its my after market TPMS the monitor plugs into the lighter socket and if you have a deflating tyre even with the ashtray shut the audible bleeping can still be heard loud and clear As we have no spare this device can pay for itself with just one punctured tyre being detected before irraparable damage may occur http://www.steel-mate.co.uk/acatalog/TP-70-DIY-Tyre-Pressure-Monitoring-System-222.html#SID=30
VvrooomM unbiased view ... I fitted them to my Mini despite it having a pathetic factory system that has never really worked on any of my 5 Mini's to date and after losing 2 almost brand new tyres on my previous Mini I bought my first set and not a single person ever spotted them or made a comment! Fast forward a year and as I am about to leave home in my Spyder for a Porsche bash in Droitwich I can hear the dreaded sound of something in one of the tyres ... a bloody big screw in a rear tyre which was immediately repaired by local tyre company and I was able to continue my journey. After that event I immediately ordered another kit for the Porsche and again nobody has ever commented on the big boy cap sensors until hawk eye Kitchens noticed it the other day[ORIGINAL: VvrooomMAny opinion on how big they look in the flesh? Can the alarm be heard on the move with wind and music noise ? I thought about it after losing a tyre with a flat but was put off by size and thinking it was big enough to throw wheel out of balance?! Would be interested in an unbiased view, discount ends on 14th July. Thanks!!ORIGINAL: daro911 Well spotted Brian you are the first to notice them. Its my after market TPMS the monitor plugs into the lighter socket and if you have a deflating tyre even with the ashtray shut the audible bleeping can still be heard loud and clear As we have no spare this device can pay for itself with just one punctured tyre being detected before irraparable damage may occur [link=http://www.steel-mate.co.uk/acatalog/TP-70-DIY-Tyre-Pressure-Monitoring-System-222.html#SID=30]http://www.steel-mate.co.uk/acatalog/TP-70-DIY-Tyre-Pressure-Monitoring-System-222.html#SID=30[/link]

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