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Jojo 04-23-2012 10:55 AM

2003 Boxster S finally
 
Hi All,

I am new to this site, although been reading through it for a couple of months now. I finally managed to find what I was looking for and got hold of this 2003 Boxster S with 22K miles on it. It's in immaculate condition and has all the extras I need (if not more). The car is a local purchase in Malta ( Europe). By the way this is my 28th car I purchased in my driving life of 34 years and must admit that it's an impressive car to own from all aspects. I was tempted to get an SLK, but once I drove this car, it was an immediate yes!!

Cheers from M alta!!

Jojo

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Johnny Danger 04-23-2012 11:04 AM

The steering wheel is on the wrong side ?

Jojo 04-23-2012 11:10 AM

For you maybe, but we drive on the right side like UK :)


Jojo

rdc8118 04-23-2012 11:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Johnny Danger (Post 287551)
The steering wheel is on the wrong side ?

...and the steering wheel is upside down. Must be those crazy Malta drivers :cheers:

Highlow 04-23-2012 11:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rdc8118 (Post 287554)
...and the steering wheel is upside down. Must be those crazy Malta drivers :cheers:

At least he isn't in Australia. Those guys have to drive upside down!

BoxsterSteve 04-23-2012 12:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rdc8118 (Post 287554)
...and the steering wheel is upside down. Must be those crazy Malta drivers :cheers:

It could simply be the loose nut behind the wheel... :D

I get that all the time now that I'm a Porsche pilot.

Overdrive 04-23-2012 01:04 PM

The car looks excellent. Congratulations on such a well-kept, low mileage purchase. Enjoy, and welcome to the forum as a fellow Boxster owner.

jacabean 04-23-2012 01:37 PM

nicely optioned car . very nice

Johnny Danger 04-23-2012 02:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Highlow (Post 287556)
At least he isn't in Australia. Those guys have to drive upside down!

Worse they eat Kangaroos !

ekam 04-23-2012 02:26 PM

Nicely optioned indeed, never get tired of looking at those lovely red interiors...

Steve Tinker 04-23-2012 08:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Johnny Danger (Post 287586)
Worse they eat Kangaroos !

Hey - whats wrong with eatin 'roos - you lot eat cows, deer and rabbits don't ya????:eek:

Kenny Boxster 04-23-2012 09:37 PM

It's not the steering wheel placement that intrigues me rather, but 28 cars:confused:!? Tell us more about your car collection. :p

Overdrive 04-24-2012 05:48 AM

I get the feeling that's 28 cars bought and sold over a long time, not collected...though one shouldn't assume, I guess.

Jojo 04-24-2012 11:39 AM

OK Ok it's time to say a bit more about me I guess. I'm a 52 year old man with a constant passion for cars. My first car was a Fiat X-19, this was in 1978 when I was just 18.
Then I started buying other cars, such as Honda's, Toyota's, Mercedes and what have you, but to be an owner of a Porsche was always the ultimate dream. Today I have a Boxster S, a Ssangyong Kyron SUV to carry my dogs, and also a Peugeot 307 Hdi. And by the way, I am in Malta not Australia. For those who do not know, I live in a small island 60 miles south of Sicily.
Take care

Jojo

Ghostrider 310 04-24-2012 11:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jojo (Post 287700)
OK Ok it's time to say a bit more about me I guess. I'm a 52 year old man with a constant passion for cars. My first car was a Fiat X-19, this was in 1978 when I was just 18.
Then I started buying other cars, such as Honda's, Toyota's, Mercedes and what have you, but to be an owner of a Porsche was always the ultimate dream. Today I have a Boxster S, a Ssangyong Kyron SUV to carry my dogs, and also a Peugeot 307 Hdi. And by the way, I am in Malta not Australia. For those who do not know, I live in a small island 60 miles south of Sicily.
Take care

Jojo


Did your hands thank you when you sold it? Working on those was a PIA always ended in cuts, did it have the twin tiny bumpers or the five mile performance killers? My X-19 was the only father / son build of my life. It had an Isky cam ground to my father's specs, a shaved head and a carburetor from a 131 (I think it was a 131) anyhow we built it to punish and you could blow right through the tach redline and keep going, it was a blast at the time and just enough faster to give the otherwise pathetic X-19 a little kick. The body of course disintegrated.

Jojo 04-24-2012 11:49 AM

It was with the two small black bumpers, and yes I remember squeezing every rev out of it. First time I got it home, my father said to me "all that money and no headlights" and you could see my grin after that statement to demonstrate the lights coming up out of the bonnet!! Those were the days!!

JJ


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