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Boxster 986 shooting brake
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https://www.instagram.com/p/B0YCXhziRt7/ good luck ;) 986 storage space is already great. Instead they should better create a Retro 911 style hard top :D |
a Hatchback Boxster
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Shooting brakes are cool. A Boxster version would be awesome! Just sayin'.......... TO |
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-1 to those that can't tell the difference between a hatchback and a shooting brake. |
I think it's pretty cool, someone has gone to a lot of work to do that. It looks pretty good for a one-off.
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I'm in for the final product pictures.... looks pretty good so far.
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Published yesterday:
https://www.carthrottle.com/post/a-custom-car-builder-has-made-a-porsche-boxster-shooting-brake/ TO |
Seems pretty well thought out and execution looks good too. Will be looking to see what it looks like finished...
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That goes to show I'm never too old to learn! I never heard the term "shooting brake" before so I googled it. Neat history on the body style. I've always thought of it as a type of 'wagon'.
I guess a shooting brake is in the wagon family, but not all wagons are shooting brakes. Take my Outback, for instance. I doubt anybody would consider it a shooting brake. Did I get it right? |
Piper, I don't remember the exact definition, but when I think of a shooting brake, two cars come to mind:
BMW Clownshoe (Z3 M Coupe) https://cdn.bmwblog.com/wp-content/u...2X-750x500.jpg and Volvo P1800 ES https://vr-cars-museum.org/wp-conten...00-ES-1973.jpg |
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my faves are the clownshoes, the lotus europa and the ferrari breadvan. |
This is my Thing Learned for the day. Thanks!
Some other nice examples here: https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/g6678/ten-of-our-favorite-shooting-brakes-ever-produced/ |
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I guess 21st Century shooting parties consist of a driver, a passenger and a couple shotguns. :D That's the modern "shooting brakes" seem to leave room for. |
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Just sayin'.......... TO |
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Sorry, while it was well done, it looks like a Mazda 3 hatchback
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Thumbs up for their effort!
But I don't see neither a demand nor a market for it. Style wise...it lost quite some Porsche DNA, instead of adding some… Sorry, not my taste |
Lots of stories about this project all over the internet but no pictures of the interior. I really want to see how the trunk is finished and how it transitions into the engine cover and to the seats! Also curious to see if they left in the roll bar, took it out completely or just cut off the hoops as the seatbelt shoulder harness point is on the side of the roll bar.
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