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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello all After over 10 years owning and driving a TVR S3 I have now moved on to a Boxter S with a nice reg plate. I took my TVR on some fantastic trips including the ring, spa and lots of the main passes in Europe. I hope to have similar experiances in the Porsche. I live in Norfolk, are any of you local? Thanks Gary

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Hi Gary - beautiful car - up until our latest one by far the most enjoyable Porsche of the five we've had was a 2006 Boxster S 3.4 in cobalt blue, like yours. Ours had the 19" Carrera Classic wheels. Had it from new, and collected it from the factory in Stuttgart. Drove all over Europe in it and in a moment of mad stupidity sold it in September 2010 for.a Cayman S PDK, that we just didn't get on with. We have now just taken delivery of a new Boxster GTS and at last we feel we have bought a worthy replacement for our badly missed cobalt Boxster S. Sadly we are located on the South Coast otherwise it would have been great to meet up. Enjoy your beautiful Boxster!! Edited by dreamcar on Sunday 29th March 20:52

POST 4Original post

Great car! Fantastic plate! Hopefully low mileage & black leather.... ?? Anyway i've owned 3 Boxsters. I KNOW you will love this car!!

POST 5Original post

Good choice Gary and a cool plate! these Boxsters are perfect for a Euro tour,great high speed stability on the autobahn and fantastic top down in the Alps.Enjoy!!

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zulash said: Great car! Fantastic plate! Hopefully low mileage & black leather.... ?? Anyway i've owned 3 Boxsters. I KNOW you will love this car!! Mmmmm..... metropole leather it is then! I don't know how Porsche talk everyone into that!

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zulash said: Mmmmm..... metropole leather it is then! I don't know how Porsche talk everyone into that! Please don't tell me Grey?..... FFS.... Not SAND!!!!

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi all thanks for the great welcome. The interior is black and the mileage is low

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