Boxster with no windshield
 

i have a fetish for cars with no windshield like the SLR sterling moss... has it been done to a boxster? or what would it look like?? Anyone here good with photoshop?

I can't imagine it'd be good for the car's overall structure since it's also part of the rollover protection system.

Sometimes form and function do not always match.

I'm aware of the lack of safety and newfound requirement for goggles which is why I'd never do it to my car... But maybe someone has been crazy enough out there to do it.

http://www.nsxfiles.com/images2/tcc_8_02_tube_frame_boxter.jpg

http://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-F3SdzRImCe0/TzfRewOKYdI/AAAAAAAAAc0/rS4ZN7QplZk/s1024/IMAGE_36496BB1-0CDF-404F-91DE-DE4CB249632E.JPG

its like this car was designed for it
I love it:cheers:

http://www.nsxfiles.com/images2/tcc_...ame_boxter.jpg


http://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-F3...4CB249632E.JPG

http://www.fquick.com/images/articles/2961.jpg

This could be nicely made out of plexyglass for a Boxster ;)

Windshieldless Boxster prototype:
http://986forum.com/forums/uploads01...1389445788.jpg
Challenge #2: fitting a flat 16 engine

http://www.freewebs.com/jzrusa/images/Aeroscreen.jpg

strip all the trim off the rollbar, remove the side windows, remove the windshield and wipers, remove the sideview mirrors and put some chrome bullets on the fenders, delete the softtop and install an oem tonneau cover ...

and perhaps a front bumper cover like this to add to the bumperless brit roadster vibe:

http://www.mad4wheels.com/webpics/hi...)_003_7860.jpg

yeah, i kinda struggle with that bumper myself. i was trying to take the idea the 'british roadster' direction so it could stay streetable, but i think i like fro's 'sport racer' look a lot better. flat 16 ?!?! mebbe a w12 out of a phaeton?