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Are Spyders Becoming Extinct At OPCs!
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Big E
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Ha, ha, brilliant!ORIGINAL: flat6 BigE you're funny[] You need to learn some smuggling techniques[]
About £1k including brake fluid change. Mine is in next week, I'll post a breakdown when I see the invoiceORIGINAL: philnotts99 So how much is a major service at the OPC's?
Less 10% discount as a club member and less £150 for Mobil 1 if you supply your own from Costco for example circa £50[] Boxster Service Pricing (Type 987) Scheduled service pricing Boxster Boxster S Minor service £480 £480 Major service £610 £610 Change brake fluid £150 £150 Servicing should be carried out in line with the intervals published in the vehicles Owner Manual and Service and Maintenance Manual. All prices include VAT. Typical service timeline 2 years / 20k miles 4 years / 40k miles 6 years / 60k miles 8 years / 80k miles 10 years / 100k miles 12 years / 120k miles Minor service Major service Minor service Major service Minor service Major serviceORIGINAL: Big EAbout £1k including brake fluid change. Mine is in next week, I'll post a breakdown when I see the invoiceORIGINAL: philnotts99 So how much is a major service at the OPC's?
ORIGINAL: VITESSE Well I tried to play it on the piano but couldn't read the score once I'd put my laptop on the music rest[&o]
Work with 2 OPC's and you may get the brake fluid change free like I did[] Or ask them to throw in one of these for your mantelpiece []ORIGINAL: Big EAbout £1k including brake fluid change. Mine is in next week, I'll post a breakdown when I see the invoiceORIGINAL: philnotts99 So how much is a major service at the OPC's?
book price for every thing is £1200 I think that inc main full service spark plugs Brake fluid AC regas all due at 4 years.ORIGINAL: philnotts99 So how much is a major service at the OPC's?
Big E
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Welcome! Wow, 10 minutes later you post the photo! That's not a bad journey time, I guess you were in the Turbo....[]ORIGINAL: Mepal47 Hi Thanks for the welcome It's white, manual, buckets and spyder wheels. I'm in Germany for work at the moment but I'll put up a pic when I get back
philnotts99
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Had me an afternoon session at the PEC last Thursday in a 991 Turbo S and that is an awesome piece of kit. Lovely meaty steering with great feel I must add and the instructor confirmed the S's extra horses only kick in at the top end of the rev range something you will never need in the real world unless you want the other options that come in the S package of course My dream garage would certainly be that pair as opposed to a pair of SpIder & SpYder just can't get my head around the running costs of the Italian compared to a Porsche plus all the extra dealer visits over any given period[&o]ORIGINAL: MrDemon keep thinking of adding a Turbo over the R as the Ferrari scares me running cost wise. Turbo and Spyder seems a great pair
Welcome to our corner of the www []ORIGINAL: Mepal47 Actually here's one from my phone with its big brother
Welcome. That's interesting regarding the warranty as the concensus seems to be that an OPC warranty is better than any "third party" provider. Who is your warranty with?ORIGINAL: Mepal47 Hi first post on here. I purchased my spyder from westover sports cars in February and can't recommend them enough. The salesman I dealt with was chris amey he was very helpful and knew his stuff so any one thinking of buying this new car Should give him a shout. My car came with a 1 year warranty so I would assume this one will aswell it's their own warranty package but underwritten by the same people that do the official porsche ones.
A man of taste I see [] Snap!ORIGINAL: Mepal47 It's white, manual, buckets and spyder wheels.
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