New Hardtop, here we go again
The boxster hardtop by middlemoor mouldings of England http://986forum.com/forums/uploads01...1376274451.jpg
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A hard top on a circa 2k? Interesting. You must really love that car to invest so much into it.
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Never mind...found it ;)
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Do you guys have some interior pics ?
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With the HT mounted I presume? Nope, mine has black colour. It`s made out of fibre glas. The biggest difference than the material, is that it is a bit longer (making it look slightly like a Cayman in the rear of the roof, I see what they are saying, but I don`t really agree..) and it has the quarter window. Easier to paralel park I guess.
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Porsche Boxster Hardtop : Porsche 986 - Prosche 987 The company also makes tops for lotus too and they seem to be ok quality |
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Kashmir, there is a guy on the forum that is developing a hardtop in California.
http://986forum.com/forums/boxster-racing-forum/44139-new-boxster-hard-top-prototype.html You may want to check it out and send him a message too before flying out. |
if you're travelling to Europe check out dmoris; their boxster roof looks a bit more refined than the English offering:
986 Hardtop -photos - D. Moris Styling |
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TO :D |
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I don't think it looks quite as good as the Zeintop, but close...and the size of that rear window! :eek:
Nice :) |
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clams, it's always the clams
That d.morris top makes my oem look like a weak aftermarket attempt. How many clams for that rascal? For those lines I might give up the oem fabric liner and aluminum shell.
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also zeintop back under a new name (but doing business about as well as he did in the past); youo might need a facebook account to view:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Z-ART-automotive/124875237552630 and this guy (peter hansel): http://www.boxtcars.com/ who makes a cayman-style race top for the boxster. google 'boxt cars' for images of it (vendor website is blocked for some reason). |
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At today's rate, cost of the top is USD$3513.48. Import duty is 2.5% of the total value - $87.84, other U.S. Customs fees totaling $16.57, brokerage and bond fees, another $200.00, and then there's the freight. LCL ocean shipping would be the most cost effective. Figure another $450.00 to $650.00 for freight, terminal fees, and delivery. And don't forget, the hardtop will have to be crated at the shipping point, from fumigated or heat treated wood. Don't know what they charge in France, but here it'd be another $250.00. Estimated total $4500.00 - $4700.00. (Your results may vary.) Just keepin' it real................ TO |
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