Turn your 986 into a 997???
Not sure if that is all that you would need but that is a cool idea and not too expensive...
http://www.gmpperformance.com/index.cfm?PG=detail&PID=141393 http://www.gmpperformance.com/CFJFiles/GMP/7095.jpg Probably need to buy the headlights and some hardware. Someone should contact them and find out. |
That would probably be about the best looking Porsche IMO. The 986 has my favorite curves/rear end and the 997 has my favorite headlights/front end. You could even replace the tail lights with the aftermarket clearer ones to match the clearer head lights. I could just imagine the look on the mechanics face when you brought one in for service.
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I love the 987 front end as well....but $8000 just for the parts to convert!!! :eek:
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Looks awesome... but I'm not a fan of fiberglass fenders... but ..wow that looks good
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What exactly is: "High Quality European Fiberglass" ????
Do they hire someone named Hanz Zulhoff to mix the resin and molds? or do they have it mixed in Germany and overnight it to the usa before it hardends.....I'm confused on that one. KRZ :confused: |
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Hmm.. the 997 front end makes the 986 look rather imbalanced, if you ask me, and everything these guys make is fiberglass. Poly bumpers, for the win!
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why would you ever want one of the best looking roadster to look like a Mazda RX8 crossed with a volkswagen beetle/bug! or whatever that car is called.
And spend thousands of dollars in the process! :p I'm still waiting to see a kit that will make the 997 look like the 996 Turbo! Better performance with out the new feminine look of the 911. This is a much better revision for your Boxster/S http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...15_50_full.jpg |
Arrrgh. I was with you right up until you posted that picture.
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