Tomorrow's forecast in BoxstrTown: "Windy"

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Great picture, I love taking pictures of that area by Harrods :cheers:

Holly csiisjjdj this last pic really lives up to the thread purpose

Merry Boxster & Happy Roadster 2017!!!

Nice car mate

That986, you could sell that on the Forum as a Christmas card. Outstanding!


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I like this one..... Spoiler's up.

I'm starting to love the Boxster in black!

Great shot, excellent timing

ps: find 10mm wide spacers for the rear wheels on your car bud, you could do with the 5~7mm in the front also. That'd look really bad (in a good way!)

Thanks guys, another from the same set.....

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No Boxster but a view from that area on the other side :cheers:
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Thanks, my younger brother took that while he was in his C4S. Spacers.....that's helluva good idea!

Stark winter look, but warm enough to take a quick mid hibernation trip.

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Nice shot, I like it. I do the same in winter. If no snow or salt, out she comes.


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Me racing (slalom/autocross). Picture taken by my 13yo son.
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Hello folks, greetings from tropical Jakarta, Indonesia.

This is my first ever 2 seater, convertible, impulse-purchase, Porsche. It is a 2003 Guards Red over Savannah Beige Tiptronic 2.7 with 28k KMs on the clock (about 3k added since I bought it in November 2015). Been taking it to a Porsche authorized service center, then a specialist, and tinkering with some minor works myself thanks to this forum and Pelican's book.

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Originally came with 16" wheels, now it rides on 987's 18" Boxster S II wheels:
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Car looks fantastic! Great shot! :cool:

Congratulations and welcome to the club!
Love those wheels! :)

that paint looks absolutely liquid, I see your avatar is buffing a car. what do yo use to get that effect

Blood, sweat and tears ;)

What I did to the car:

- Full interior detailed, leather restored, carpet shampoo'd, steam cleaned and vacuumed
- Engine bay de-greased with AutoGlym's Machine Degreaser, then steam cleaned
- Roof deep cleaned and protected with AutoGlym's Soft Top Renovator & Protector
- Pre-wash rinse with AutoGlym Insect Remover
- Wheel faces and barrels cleaned with AutoBrite Purple Rain
- Tyres dressed with Meguiars Tyre Gel
- Three-bucket extensive exterior wash with lambswool mitt, detailing brushes & wheel woolies, including door shuts and wheel arches
- Scuff and scratch removal with wet sanding techniques
- Dried with several high pile drying towels
- Contamination removed with Meguiars clay bar
- Three-stage machine polish (Chemical Guys Orange, Green then White pads with Megs 105 & 205 compound)
- Headlights de-yellowed and restored using the same technique
- AutoGlym Extra Gloss Protection sealant
- Victoria Concours carnauba wax on paint, headlights and wheels
- Black bumper trim dressing on front scuttle
- Glass machine polished and cleaned with hydrophobic solvent
- Exhaust polished with metal polish

I detail cars by the way. With what I've done, the great thing is that whenever I wash the car, it returns to this state as I wash it in a way that can never introduce swirls. Rinse, three buckets with lambs wool wash mitt, rinse, dry with two clean drying towels, etc. Takes about an hour to wash the car but I was it every two weeks. I did this about 7 months ago and, when checking the paint last night with a swirl-checking torch, there is absolutely no swirls. This car gets used every single day, but it's cared for. All I do to it is wash it correctly and occasionally wax it as its condition is already like this.

Sorry to rob the thread guys, as you were!

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The instrument cluster on these cars doesn't get the praise it deserves.