2000 Boxster S For Sale Orlando Fla.

[dghii]

Originally Posted by Realtormike

whom did the engine work?

thanks,
Mike

"Who" Sorry but it's never too late to learn.

[maytag]

Originally Posted by dghii

"Who" Sorry but it's never too late to learn.

Hahaha. Those things bug me too..... but I try to just let them go unless the person makes their living that way. I figure then they have no excuse. Haha

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[blofish]

Just so happens, I am a mechanic did the heavy lifting myself. Had the heads done at local machine shop. I`ve done restoration on muscle cars, CJ Jeeps and lately older Range Rovers and to be honest the Porsche was a pleasure to work on, it`s engineering just makes everything work. Spent a grand in tools had to build a few and a few hundred hours of research but this car was a great project. It helps also I`m a industrial electrician by trade. The myth that these car should only be touch porsche train techs is crap the later models can`t speak of and I`m sure they are getting more complicated as all cars have, but through 986 models there is no mystery a laptop and full set of tools scan tool, volt meter and no fear that any home gear head can`t handle maybe not deep engine work, cracking the crank case and the bearing carrier you might leave to well tooled shop the rest is simple mechanics. With after market parts to offset the cost of parts and the info on the web these are easier than working a honda by far.