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O.P.C Warranties?

garyc

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I've just bought my 98 boxster and the person i bought it from still has 5 weeks left on her opc warranty, it's going in on may 2nd to get serviced, will they fix or do they have to fix a rust blister and worn paint where the roof meets the top of the windscreen? and the small blisters at the door catches which i believe are a porsche common fault?
any info on this and how to handle the opc dealer would be really appreciated, thanx,garyc.07702 411929
 
Gary

The door catch issue was solved very early and is not common in later Boxsters.

I believe that paint warranty is 10 years but does depend on regular inspections and action on known defects.

JCB..
 

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