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Wash Day
Its a beautful day in Central Virginia today, temp is in the 70's. I drive my boxster year-round, and it was due for a wash and wax. I know it is just another silver boxster, but it sure is fun....
Ed :cheers: |
dude, my car is long overdue for washing. It's sunny in here but..OMG, it's freezing. It's like 45degrees :(
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We're havnig the extremely crappy weather here. Low 40s, rain. With some rain and a little side of rain. Tuesday-ish, it's supposed to get down to freezing... with rain... and a little more rain with some rain on the side.
Heck, the rest of this month looks like crap... and my (new to me) Boxster needs a good washing and waxing, and I need to clean the top. |
clean ride man, but at least take it out of the driveway and take some pics, i remember last time i saw ur car was in the same spot. no pun intended, just switch it up a little.
i love the tails and 986 badge :cheers: 45 degrees is great weather for washing the car man cmon. |
It's a beautiful day here in Denver. About 4 feet of snow on the ground, sunny, and about 2 degrees. Had the Boxster out this morning and picked up a lot of slush, splashback and various types of crud! I would love to wash the car but I think I'll pass for today! I drive it every day snow or not! 70 degrees?!!! I wish!
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Ed
The weathers has been great. I got home a little early last night and caught up with my cleaning too. I like the wheels and deambered tailights on your car. It makes it look like a newer car. I need to be careful about my Boxster spending though. |
"clean ride man, but at least take it out of the driveway and take some pics, i remember last time i saw ur car was in the same spot. no pun intended, just switch it up a little."
Ha, good one, glad you noticed. I actually took the pics in the same place to contrast changes I have done to the car. Since the first set of pics at that location the car now sits 1" lower on its new Bilstein PSS9 suspension, I also deambered side and rear lights and stuck on the "986" on the rear. Lastly, I was having so much fun working on the car I ended up having a few :cheers: 's, and I never get behind the wheel after even a beer or two. Ed :dance: |
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Very nice.
Where did you get the taillights? Who makes them? |
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Ed, your car is looking tough. I love the look of a lowered Boxster! I went right by you today on my way to and from Oxford North Carolina to pick up a car. I'm going to call the guy back in the morning, 'cause we're only a few dollars apart on a deal for a second one. I almost hope he says no dice. Don't know if I want to pull a trailer up and down 95 for 10 hours, 2 days in a row! |
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I got the tailights from a seller on ebay. I just searched for tailights. I was not sure if I wanted the more traditional clear lights or this style, which some have called a little ricey. But they are nice and bright and seem to work pretty well with a silver car, but more importantly, my teenage son loves them. BTW, he gets to drive the car sometimes, but only when dad is with him.
Ed :dance: |
I forgot to stick in a couple of views of the lights....
ed |
I like the switch from the Boxster tag to 986. With the exception of the Speedster, I think all Porsches should go by their numerical designation.
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Someone has tried to steal the Boxster badge from the back of mine..and it has snapped...I will prob replace with the 987 Silver coloured Boxster S badge rather than the usual titanium.
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Definitely NOT a Wash Day
Since this thread started out as a weather report....
Omaha received 4" of snow yesterday and today our "high" was 5 whole degs. I heard a lot of new creaks and groans driving home from work today. I know the snow amt doesn't come close to Denver amts, but I was excited to get a measureable amt of precip. I bought some Bridgestone Blizzaks back in Nov and was looking forward to trying them out. I was out yesterday driving around and they worked great. My Boxster is a daily driver and obviously I need it to get around. Don't want to buy the winter junker because there will be a morning when the weather man says "today is going to be great" and by 2pm it's snowing like crazy. Don't want to get caught with the Boxster in a situation like that. The Blizzaks are 18's, so I was concerned they might be too big to work in the snow. Saw lots of threads about going to 17s. But I kind of want to find some chrome wheels this spring (that's a topic for a separate thread) for my summer tires, so I needed to use my current 18s. Anyway, I am very happy with the new shoes. Hope the folks in the lower 48 are enjoying their warm weather. Terry |
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