2001 Porsche Boxster S - TPC Supercharger, SSR Wheels, Numeric Shifter, Immaculate

[Starter986]

Originally Posted by piper6909

I love it! Do I have your permission to use it? (Emoji deployed, to pacify Starter )

P.S. Beautiful car! GLWS!

You're always good for a great chuckle! I'm pacified.... it's after 5A. Or is it 4A?

Thanks, Man.

[piper6909]

Originally Posted by Starter986

You're always good for a great chuckle! I'm pacified.... it's after 5A. Or is it 4A?

Thanks, Man.

Anytime, buddy!

[The Radium King]

Originally Posted by Starter986

Uh... RK... that would be me, "Post count guy".

I'll clue you in...

You don't walk into a bar supported by regulars and start talking smack... s hit... ya know? Ya get to know the regulars... become one of the fellas/guys (insert your pronoun here)... become one of the group... then you can start jesting.

Ya feel that? And, no emoji for you.

Have a great day. I mean that.

you've clued me in? to what? some rules you've made up? i don't buy in to your rules, nor should anyone else. this is not your forum, you don't make the rules, you do not dictate what happens here. ya feel that? your post "Especially from some new girl with only 34 posts" that i quoted below breaks actual 'rules'; it is a personal attack which violates forum rules, and uses the feminine in a derogatory fashion which is just so gross that they didn't think they had to make a forum rule for it.

[Fiddlebog]

I REALLY like those wheels.

[Starter986]

Originally Posted by The Radium King

you've clued me in? to what? some rules you've made up? i don't buy in to your rules, nor should anyone else. this is not your forum, you don't make the rules, you do not dictate what happens here. ya feel that? your post "Especially from some new girl with only 34 posts" that i quoted below breaks actual 'rules'; it is a personal attack which violates forum rules, and uses the feminine in a derogatory fashion which is just so gross that they didn't think they had to make a forum rule for it.

Pffffffffffffffft.

[onewhippedpuppy]

Ok, who is going to be the bigger man and knock this crap off?

[Taildraggerp]

do you have original badge? how does it attach?

[Taildraggerp]

can u email you phone number? kmcatee33@gmail.com

[maytag]

Originally Posted by Taildraggerp

do you have original badge? how does it attach?

The rear script is readily available on Ebay. They're just adhesive- backed.

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[Frodo]

Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy

Ok, who is going to be the bigger man and knock this crap off?

The bigger man? Oh geez, that might be sexist, I'm not sure. We should check with RK, he seems to be the arbiter of such things around here. We could make him/her the forum HR person!!

[maytag]

Originally Posted by Frodo

The bigger man? Oh geez, that might be sexist, I'm not sure. We should check with RK, he seems to be the arbiter of such things around here. We could make him/her the forum HR person!!

So..... not you then.


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[Frodo]

Originally Posted by maytag

So..... not you then.


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Nope, not me.
The job's all his/hers.

[onewhippedpuppy]

Seriously guys if it’s not about my car take your dick measuring contest somewhere else. Or just meet in person and settle it like men, because everybody is tough when they’re behind a keyboard.

[maytag]

Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy

2001 Porsche Boxster S, 51,422 miles, WP0CB29861U660324, 6-speed manual, Lapis Blue over Savannah Beige full leather interior, TPC Racing supercharger kit, SSR 3-piece wheels, extensive recent maintenance, super clean inside and out, clean Carfax, $15,500 OBO.

Factory Options:
Metropol Blue top
Full leather interior
Sport touring package – CD changer, door and rear speakers, cruise control, rear storage box, windstop, on-board computer

Upgrades:
TPC Racing Supercharger kit – installed by TPC racing, includes Eaton M62 supercharger, high-flow headers and cats, upgraded suspension bushings
SSR 3-piece forged wheels 18x8 and 18x9.5
Numeric Racing shifter
Function First aluminum shift knob with embossed shift pattern
Redline Goods Nappa leather shift boot
Non-smoker console panel
Weathertech floor liners
Removed intake silencer
Painted rear bumperettes
Front Bumper Plugs
Rear badging removed

Recent Maintenance:
Major service including spark plugs, RH coil packs (behind supercharger), oil change, coolant change, fuel filter, air filter, pollen filter, transmission fluid
Michelin Pilot AS3 tires front and rear
Removed supercharger to replace coupler, change oil, and replace idler pulleys
Alignment
Rear lower control arms
Rear cooling ducts
Battery
Ignition switch
Water pump
Turn signal switch
Radio knobs
Serpentine belt

History:
The original owner had the supercharger kit installed at TPC Racing in Jessup, MD, trucking the car both ways. I purchased this Boxster from the second owner, who purchased the car in 2004. Originally sold and delivered in Omaha, where it stayed until my purchase. Never a daily driver, never driven in the snow or ice, always a nice day car for all owners. The second owner drove it on nice days and otherwise kept it in the garage under a cover on a battery tender the remainder of the time. He only sold the car because of recent hip and knee surgery making it difficult to drive.

Exterior:
Lapis Blue is a fantastic color, and fairly rare. The paint is in excellent condition with a wonderful deep shine and great gloss. It was always hand washed by myself and the previous owner, and frequently waxed. Very slight swirl marks but overall the paint is in excellent condition. No door dings, two very shallow dents on the rear hatch that are almost impossible to see, no other body damage. Headlights and taillights are clear with no haze. Wheels are in great condition without any bends or damage, there are slight scratches on the center sections from mount and dismount (see detailed pics). The top is in excellent condition without any noteworthy wear and excellent operation, and the plastic rear window is very close to perfect. The only flaw of any real note is a spot of failed clearcoat on the driver’s side mirror, which is very subtle and could be easily fixed. Like nearly all of these cars, there are scratches on the underside of the front bumper, but you can’t see them unless you are under the car.

Interior:
Again in excellent condition. Most of the interior panels are leather as part of the full leather interior option, and it gives the car a much higher quality feel than the standard vinyl. Thanks to being garage kept the leather dash is in excellent shape, it doesn’t have any of the shrinking or cracking that you’ll find on cars that have sat in the sun. Plastics are also in excellent shape, without the normal scratching you’ll find on most Boxsters in areas like the door sills, console, and dash. When I purchased the car it had a stick-on woodgrain installed that was very tacky, I disassembled much of the interior to remove the woodgrain and give it an extensive cleaning. I also replaced the driver’s side mirror trim panel for a cracked tab, and installed a non-smoker console kit. No stains, no tears, no smoking, no pets. All interior features work 100% correctly, with hot heat and cold A/C. The previous owner replaced the driver’s side seat bottom, which has excellent leather but isn’t a perfect match with the upper. There is moderate wear on the driver’s side upper leather and passenger side seat, but no tears or heavy wear. There is slight shadowing on the door panels from where the woodgrain panels were installed, but it’s very subtle. There are a few light scuffs on the door pocket covers and console, but again very slight.

Mechanical:
As you would guess from the maintenance list above, the mechanical condition is excellent. I’ve owned a number of 9X6 Porsches over the years, and have a good handle on what these cars need to be right. All maintenance is up to date, this car will not need any work for a long time. The TPC Racing supercharger kit provides about 4.5 psi of boost, which provides a moderate bump in power. I would compare it to the performance of a 996 generation 911, substantially quicker than a standard Boxster S. The supercharger does a great job of filling in the normally weak low-end torque of the 3.2L, making for a much more responsive and quick feeling car. Other than some rotational noise at idle and whine under boost, drivability is like OEM. No codes, no stage 2 overrevs. Steering is excellent as with all Boxsters, no vibration or kickback, and smooth tracking with a recent alignment. Brakes are strong and without vibration and noise, and an excellent stiff pedal. The transmission shifts great, the Numeric shifter is expensive but by far the best shifter available on the market for a modern Porsche. No second gear pop issues, it shifts great. The sport exhaust provides a little more noise but is subtle, especially at highway cruise. Overall it’s a really great driving car that I would take anywhere.

Summary:
Overall this is a very clean and attractive Boxster S with a number of excellent upgrades, being sold for the same money as a comparable low-mileage stock car. I have invested a lot of time and money in making this car turnkey, and it will make the next owner very happy. Clean Carfax and maintenance records available upon request, two working keys, full owner’s manual, and records from myself and the second owner will all be provided. I will also include a custom fit sunshade and a rear window pad to protect the plastic rear window when the top is folded. Clean and clear KS title in hand, ready to sell. PM me or email at mattjessupbba at gmail.com.

This might be the best 986 for sale right now. And that price, honestly feels like a bargain.
My wife said no. Emphatically.

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[Frodo]

Originally Posted by Frodo

Nice lookin' car big guy...but I think you got your bases covered on photos

Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy

Seriously guys if it’s not about my car take your dick measuring contest somewhere else. Or just meet in person and settle it like men, because everybody is tough when they’re behind a keyboard.

Okay, I'll do just that. After one additional observation.

Forgive me if this amounts to putting words in your mouth, but puppy, you could have nipped this in the bud. When I made the tame, pretty inconsequential (I thought!) post, above, had you simply replied with something along the lines of "Yeah, I guess 46 IS a lot of pics," (smiley face optional) this freight train careening out of control never would have left the station.

I like playfully poking fun at stuff that gets posted. It's just me, something I do. Generally it's not a problem. That said, if my original post seemed overly inflammatory, my apologies--such was never my intent.

[Frodo]

Sorry, one other thing...(and this one's actually about your car!): if you were selling that car in 2006 (when I bought my 01), I'm pretty sure I'd have snapped it up in no time. Lapis Blue is the color I was originally looking for. The blower, etc, would all just be frosting on the cake.

[maytag]

Originally Posted by onewhippedpuppy

Seriously

Do you know how many miles have been covered since the SC installation in '01?
I would think MOST of the mileage on the car?

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[onewhippedpuppy]

Originally Posted by maytag

Do you know how many miles have been covered since the SC installation in '01?
I would think MOST of the mileage on the car?

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Yes, I don’t know when but it was installed pretty early on the car’s life.

[onewhippedpuppy]

For seriously interested parties I have about 150 DSLR photos, an Excel maintenance summary, and a copy of the Carfax that I can send via email.

[Al BeBack]

Nice car. Lousy timing.