YOUR RESEARCH1999 vs 2000 - 986 Forum - The Community for Porsche Boxster & Cayman Owners
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I'm considering buying another Boxster. My current one is a 1999. The new one would be the 2000. I know the new one will have a 2.7l instead of a 2.5l, but do you think I could use the body panels, hood, windshield, seats, and possibly even the MAF sensor or O2 sensors? Other than engine, what are the major differences? As always, 986forum is awesome, Thanks!
Yes to all except MAF sensor & O2 sensors. 2000 was 1st year of increased emmisions equipment & requirements. Interior trim is better in 2000 also.
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