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darreng66 said:
[attachImg]https://www.porscheclubgb.com/forum/download.axd?file=0;1011890&where=message&f=812FCB77-FC56-4415.DC7-4F0B16DA6734.jpeg[/attachImg] Hi Alan,did you see the speedster on a Boxster?i think it was a stark one from America.
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That is stunning ..reminds me off the Speedster I sadly sold some years ago .Is this a one off or available to get built
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According to the DVLA web site it is a Black Porsche Tax till April 2019 Mot Oct 2019 Would love to find out more details who commissioned and built this ?
 
Can't remember company name but conversion cost was £55k plus your donor car. Being done in America by Starke.
 
I’ve found a Starke one,it looks nothing like it!the windscreen on the stark looks massive,in fact I can only find computer images of a finished car.
 
That silver thing is a Boxster with a body kit basically. It looks much better in the pictures than it did in real life. It was way to big and the proportions were all wrong making it look odd and ungainly. That's only my opinion for what its worth.
 
Don't hold back Colin ..that silver thing :ROFLMAO: Correct would need to see it in the flesh to make ones mind up ..just looks good in the photo but at £55K for the kit would rather just buy a Speedster from the likes of Vintage /Chesil /Speedster Clinic for £10K cheaper and buy a 987 as well..
 
Have to agree the car was far too big! Outside looks clashed with interior for me. Outside looked to have been done to good standard but the tired interior let it down. Looked at price and didn't bother checking who built it
 
It did look big,ive got a 987 and I love it,I’m 6ft plus and 52 and I can get in and out no problem.i had a z3 for a couple of years and only bought my 987 in February because the z3 was feeling cramped.i love the speedsters but I couldn’t get in one.
 
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