The best sound is the engine when they drive off into the sunset! As far as the car is concerned, if it ain't OEM or a race car you'll struggle to win over the Spyderboys!! Like this:
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Are Spyders Becoming Extinct At OPCs!
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Have you seen my knees! .......[]i dont do shorts . Went i to a chemist once with sun burned legs and asked the chemist have you any advise on what to put on them .....he said LONG trousers . []ORIGINAL: flat6Brian, having come across this pic on the same link as the blue car, it seemed humorous to post this picture alongside your post. Is this you?[] http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforums/987-981-forum/704926-the-987-2-fights-back.htmlORIGINAL: kitchens Guys Have a good Easter break, weather looking dry but cold all over the U-K but roads still full of that salt dust so maybe a opportunity for a run . A question as i am only 5 .8" and have short legs i sit quite far forward and do not get the same view of the front of the car as i did in the other car Boxster . It is bucket seats could you add spacers to the rails to lift them higher or raise the lumber support at the back to throw the seat forward . Brian
So, if I had to choose between the OPC Sutton Coldfield and Guildford cars i'd choose the Guildford car because I prefer the colour and the PSE is a bonus for the same price as the other car. Let's assume the 'wrong' wheels on the Sutton Coldfield car can be swapped by the OPC and sports shifter is easily added. Although, if they did have a car with Spyder wheels to swap with, it'd be a gen2 Boxster S, Cayman S or Cayman R and so they may be reluctant to put gen1 turbo wheels on it as it'll look odd. I think the Guildford car will go first. I think the Sutton Coldfield car could be with us for a while.
Crikey Andy! Certainly not Boxster conditions where you are! I thought the pads you got AFTER Oulton would be spent by now[] I went with Porsche pads fitted at the OPC as I negotiated a 'fair' price, plus the car is under warranty etc. However, I learnt along the way that Pagid make the Porsche pads (no doubt everyone else already knew that) so I think I should put serious consideration into using Pagid pads after the warranty expires IF there's an IDENTICAL part (I have OCD about keeping the car factory standard). Will do some research into that when the time comes but any advice on that would be much welcomed.
Chester OPC, I think I met you there once on R6 night
I hope he hadn't got his Spyderman anorak on, I do worry about this Care in the Community programme! Nice pics, no snow here in sunny Preston.ORIGINAL: Andy Fagan Chester OPC, I think I met you there once on R6 night
Ah yes that's right, I was the imposter that won a raffle prize and chose the Boxster Spyder scale model. I was well chuffed[]ORIGINAL: Andy Fagan Chester OPC, I think I met you there once on R6 night
The Porsche model is ace isn't it? I love the separate roof. Who is going to start page 100 of this everlasting thread?
Oh very good, well played! Pressure is on...
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