The Boxster has offically outlasted the 914 in the number of years produced.
They have slated the next boxster with some refinements if your interested heres a link
http://www3.us.porsche.com/english/usa/dialog/newsletter/html/issue5/default.htm
The 914 went through the same refinement period, 73, sideshifter trans, 75-76 big ugly black bumpers, improved ventalation .
The Boxster is IMHO what the 914 would be today if it had a continuis production run. I say embrace the Boxster as though it were the 914 back after a styling hiatusor if you will a "refinement period".
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The 914 is on blocks. A 904, spyder, boxster and let's see what else, oh yes, that new one what's it called? That's all I need for my mid engine porsche collection, correct (would the 917K fall in here)? Well I should at least start with finishing the teener.
PS the boxster at some point is at least doable.
I'm partial to the targa also, always have been.
Speaking of new cars, Porsche has been really busy haven't they. In 2 years time they've come out with a new, SUV, 911, Boxster, supercar Carrera GT.
Not too many other car companies have done something like that. I guess Ferrari is trying it also, with the 612, F430, new 575 replacement and the Enzo. Seems like a good time to like euro sportscars no>?
Having said that, get ride of the bars on the side and front intakes and it's a sharp looking car.
I have to ask... is there a way to get a boxster body kit for my 914?
all kidding aside (or was he kidding??? )
fiberglass panels are already made for the boxster, but you'd have to figure out how to hang them on the 914........not too sure how much bigger the boxster is, so it might look odd or need to have the wheel base stretched or the body panels made smaller to fit.........
I have seen one 914 with the newer 996/Boxster front end on it....looks different, however it's not finished yet, so well see how the final project looks, I think it'll be neat............
Tell Porsche AG they need to make a targa boxster....
Bingo!
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