What did you do with/to your Boxster today?

[philipjayadler]

Originally Posted by TeamOxford

Watched the new owner drive away in Scarlett, my MY99 Boxster. Sold within 21 hours after posting on Craigslist.

The new owner is a private aircraft owner with experience working on horizontally opposed engines. Hopefully, he can get the engine back up to spec and enjoy the hell out of it like I have during the last five years.

Enjoying the Cayman, but the Boxster is much more fun to drive.

Just sayin'...................

TO

OMG! That's my car! 1999 Arena Red, Sienna interior?

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[TeamOxford]

Originally Posted by philipjayadler

OMG! That's my car! 1999 Arena Red, Sienna interior?

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1999, Arena Red, Graphite Grey interior.

The new owner stopped by today and bought the factory hardtop from me. Sweet!

TO

[Cunningr]

I always liked that color red on the boxster!

I gave my boxster a pat on the kester! I also started cutting that extra set of door speaker boxes to mount the 6.5” not going fast, need a better way to cut the plastic.

On an up note weather appears to be drying up so might get some actual wheel time in.

[Pepik]

I've been trying to get busy before it gets too hot to work in the garage during the day, so I took care of some small things that needed doing:

1. Fixed radio speaker grounding issue -- since I'm using the factory amp, I just left the speaker wires loose, and one got smushed up against the back of the radio. Doh! I heat-shrank them and reinstalled.
2. While I was in there, I also swapped the two wires for ignition and constant power -- my radio was reset every time the car was shut off, just a minor annoyance, but fixed now.
3. Wired in the reverse wire under the driver's seat to my radio in preparation for a backup camera. That was the first time I removed the seat, so now I know how to do that. Getting the connector off was tricky if you've never done it before (there's a part that slide over to lock and unlock it).
4. Reset airbag code with Durametric (again). I may need a new seatbelt receptacle, it wasn't due to #3....
5. Fixed the passenger side mirror (plug was just loose)
6. Discovered that my newly-replaced vinyl window leaks in at least two places
7. Drove her all over town (before the rain)

[Brian in Tucson]

Originally Posted by Pepik

I've been trying to get busy before it gets too hot to work in the garage during the day, so I took care of some small things that needed doing:

1. Fixed radio speaker grounding issue -- since I'm using the factory amp, I just left the speaker wires loose, and one got smushed up against the back of the radio. Doh! I heat-shrank them and reinstalled.
2. While I was in there, I also swapped the two wires for ignition and constant power -- my radio was reset every time the car was shut off, just a minor annoyance, but fixed now.
3. Wired in the reverse wire under the driver's seat to my radio in preparation for a backup camera. That was the first time I removed the seat, so now I know how to do that. Getting the connector off was tricky if you've never done it before (there's a part that slide over to lock and unlock it).
4. Reset airbag code with Durametric (again). I may need a new seatbelt receptacle, it wasn't due to #3....
5. Fixed the passenger side mirror (plug was just loose)
6. Discovered that my newly-replaced vinyl window leaks in at least two places
7. Drove her all over town (before the rain)

Keep your head down. There's maniac on the loose in Austin.:chicken: