:cheers::cheers::cheers:

Road Trip!

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Good average speed coming home from our trip up island

New racing tires for next weekend...

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I always get a kick out of seeing your car - so clean and professional looking - good luck next weekend! :cheers:

Thanks Rick!

Cars & Coffee!

Some pics!

Couple more!

OK, the last few! I have lots more but just posted these.

You gonna be at the next AX on 9/12?

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Enjoying the holiday weekend with a Saturday morning detail.

Cheers
:cheers:

Nick

rolled over 30K miles...

Yet one more reason to love Colorado- thanks for sharing the great pictures.

Laced a Wheelskins on my steering wheel.

It was a miserable rainy day on Saturday so i kept my car in the garage and detailed it. Monday, heading off to the Black Hills
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Sadly no, I can't

Changed the oil for the second time after rebuilding the engine following the dreaded IMSB failure. 1 small chip (could see it in bright light but not easily feel it between fingers) and wear particles/dust on the magnets strapped to the filter housing. A couple more similar small chips in the filter, a little plastic and 1 tiny piece of sealant (shown by the dime). :dance: Looks like I'm past the engine imploding due to trash left over from the first failure :D

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Nice! :cool:

Road trip
 

Road trip to Deals Gap NC, drove the Tail. Motorcycle guys are crazy fast on this road, Boxster was great on the curves.

Continuing an unplanned "work on the Boxster" weekend repainted the wiper arms flat black and installed new wiper blades using the "towel method". I've included a picture here for folks who don't know what this is.

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The folded towel is there to protect against the end of the spring loaded wiper arm breaking the windshield if it accidentally snaps closed and hits the glass. Apparently more than one forum member has lost a windshield that way which is how I learned it.