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Are Spyders Becoming Extinct At OPCs!

This is another option although I doubt it is cheaper[&o] Wowever, at least with this one you get the looks plus an engine 3.2 which will push you along. Take a look at the website http://www.paul-stephens.com/PS-Classic-Touring-Series-II/car5299 They also have s Spyder which they ran near the front of the Silverstone classic 911x911 parade/ http://www.paul-stephens.com/ps-autoart-spyder No so keen on the spyder but do like the Classic Touring Series.
 
New page new pic - so it might as well be the car mentioned above the PS Spyder
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Whatever it is, I don't really like it. The touring model John linked to is much more attractive but the write up says that build costs were over £165000. For that you could have an approved used sub 10k miles TDV8 Range Rover, a Boxster Spyder and change for a 997.2 GT3. That would cover most bases for me. I could even fit the Spyder and the GT3 in the garage without any need for an extension.
 
ORIGINAL: rob.kellock It's £50 grand!!! The colour may be original but doesn't suit the concept at all. It needs to be lairy. 1000kg and 200bhp - Spyder would leave it for dust at 1275kg and 320bhp? I do like the concept though, a light weight old skool 911 is very covetable.
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Top Trumps http://www.gtclassics.co.uk/NEW%20Car%20Sales.htm now we are smoking[;)] 1170kg and 470.6 BHP at 1,3bar!
 
ORIGINAL: rob.kellock It's £50 grand!!! The colour may be original but doesn't suit the concept at all. It needs to be lairy. 1000kg and 200bhp - Spyder would leave it for dust at 1275kg and 320bhp? I do like the concept though, a light weight old skool 911 is very covetable.
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Top Trumps For 50 grand you could get a 997.1 turbo. Despite its 1600kg it's 480HP would leave it for dust and its 680Nm could reverse the Earth' rotation (as Clarkson would say)[:D] Still a little bit old school too[:)]
 
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ORIGINAL: jdpef356 New page new pic - so it might as well be the car mentioned above the PS Spyder
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Referee ...... no longer a Porsche [:)]
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Sorry Ref I should have know better! I have done further research and no doubt about this ones credentials! A definite Porsche, and its a Spyder! You may well be tempted Nick - the interior is right down your street and will blow you away![;)] For further details and photos of this Porsche Spyder see:-- http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C301044#
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ORIGINAL: flat6 Do you like this one Rob?[8|]
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No. [:D] Not on a Spyder. But I would quite like it on a luxury spec 981 / Cayman - I seem to remember there was a very dark metallic (purple?) Cayman at the launch at Bolton with that interior and it worked well. Drove mine for the first time in a while yesterday - you forget how good they are. John, that 924 abomination needs leaving in the same place as your Spyderwoman, never to be seen again!
 
I'll give it to you with blue, or black. Any better?[:D] I've never really given it much thought and I think I'd take any colour leather in te standard Porsche catalogue
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the issue will full leather is, it's bloody cold. so you then have to have heated buckets. better to sit on cloth imo or buy a car with chairs.
 
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