Saw the last episode pretty entertaining . The guys used a whole lot of bondo
Boxster to Carrera GT for under 25K
i caught 15 min. of it this morning. kinds portrayed it in a hack way, but had some good ideas on getting fit and gaps. they just looked so back yard hack for a tv show.
was du pont a sponsor or advertiser..... huge amount of bondo.
A $25,000 fiberglass, wannabe Carrera GT.
I saw one in Palm Desert a couple of years ago. It looked good from a block away, but as I walked closer, not so good.
I personally think it is a waste of a perfectly good Boxster, and a lot of money that could be used on a more viable project.
CCLINNOKITCARATCAMP
I googled the kit. teh proportions are off to the point of funky-ness.
I meant to post this topic but forgot. I have seen two episodes and find it educational to see the guts of a Box and how it went togather.
The car is a 97 and had been wrecked and repaired (badly). Bought for $1100-1400 not sure exactly.
Why anybody would pay $25k to convert a 2.5 to CGT looks mystifies me. I guess to some image is everything as the Canon camera adds used to say.
I saw this for the first time on Sunday morning as I was doing chores around the house. Seemed like a good idea for a show, but there was about 3 minutes of usable content through the whole thing. The rest of it was so glossed over that it was pointless.
Looked like they were using flux-core wire on their welder cause I didn't see a gas tip on the thing at all... and they just seemed to be waving the thing around with sparks flying everywhere. Granted, I'm no welding expert as I just layed down my first bead last weekend, but it struck me as pretty odd.
I would also love to know what exactly does one have to do to qualify as a "car guy".... I think I understand the responsibilities of host... it's the "car guy" qualification that I'm not so sure about
Mike
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