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JCB..
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Have got myself a 2000 2.7 Boxster with a "sport design pack" on it.
There are the obvious interior upgrades, but can anyone give me a definative of what the pack includes?
Welcome Phil
Unless someone beats me to it I'll dig out my old MY2000 brochures. I know it gave you A/C and 17" wheels.
JCB..
Need4Speed
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Black leather sport seats
3-spoke leather steering wheel
Leather finished handbrake grip, door handles, gear knob, airbag covers, roll bar trim, cover of center console, and
upper part of instrument cover.
Black diamond foil finish* on side pads of center console front, dashboard, door panels, side panels of center console. *I can't remember the marketing name Porsche used for this?
Painted "Artic Silver" finish on bottom of instrument bridge, switch plates, seat buckets, switch plates on seats, outer seat fittings, center console, hand brake cover, handbrake lever, ash tray cover plate and lid, door handle tube left and right, panel in front of door lever, storage compartment lid, roll bar, gear stick knob insert.
This package cost me around 1,440 EUR [2,800 DM] and certainly didn't include Air Con or Alloys, which cost a further 1,600+ EUR per piece.
Elliot Davies
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ORIGINAL: Phil Mansfield
Have got myself a 2000 2.7 Boxster with a "sport design pack" on it.
but can anyone give me a definative of what the pack includes?
Yes Phil i can, taken from the 2000 price list..........
3 spoke wheel leather
sports seats in leather
items trimmed in leather....handbrake, door pulls,gear knob, pass. airbag cover, roll bar trim, centre console cover, upper dash cover.
trimmed in diamond pattern foil...sides of centre console.
Painted met. grey bits ....lower instrument panel, dial trims, switch panels, frame, centre vents, seat shells, seat switch panels, outer seat facings, centre console, handbrake lever, ashtray trim and lid, door tube L & R, trim in front of door handle, door bin lids, roll hoop, gear lever inlay.
Priced at ....Boxster £1975 Boxster S £1640 inclusive.
the Boxster was £34,232
another £2200 if tip'ed
Metallic paint was £745
Wind deflector £295
Aircon £1850
17" wheels £1075
heated seats £365
all inclusive of the dreaded
Anything else PM me as i have the book here, Thanks to Mark Bennett []
Ask in the wanted column, someone may have a spare copy around
Hope that helps you
JCB..
Non-member
Pound for pound I'd say it's one of the better value options Porsche provided (though sadly I can find no mention of it in the 987 price lists ).
Nah
The Sport Pack for the 2.7 which gave you Traction Control, 030, 17" wheels and meant you got a free windstop!
JCB..
Elliot Davies
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Sports pack.................
lowered 10mm, TC, modded suspension, wind def., uprated stabilisers, 17" wheels (only with leather interiors) Boxster only.
Guest
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I think it cost around £1200, which when compared to the cost of something like the Aluminium pack seemed a good deal.
JCB..
Non-member
Sports pack.................
lowered 10mm, TC, modded suspension, wind def., uprated stabilisers, 17" wheels (only with leather interiors) Boxster only.
Which is what I said!
The Sport Pack for the 2.7 which gave you Traction Control, 030, 17" wheels and meant you got a free windstop!
And for the intellectually challenged:
Back in 1999/2000 when the 2.7 first hit the streets if you added up the cost of:
030, 17" wheels, traction control and the windstop
and then from the total you subtracted the price of the Sport Pack you were left with a lump of cash that was equal to the price of the windstop. Therefore regardless of how big a hole the Sport Pack made in your wallet you could sleep content in the knowledge that Porsche had actually given you something for nothing!
JCB..
JCB..
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would you like me to hold your handbags?
Yes please Phil - but no peeking.[&:]
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