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Porsche's are getting to damn cheap..

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just saw a green 986 Boxster, 20" foul chrome wheels, A huge ridiculous spoiler and some ricer looking fool driving it.... oh and a decal down the side that said BOXSTER!!, not even in the Porsche font. Must have been 18 inches tall. Call me judgemental.. but.... blehhhhhhhh! I hope his IMS goes. sorry, had to rant...

POST 2Original post

i guess that's to be expected when 2002-2003 boxsters are going for less than a new honda civic si.

POST 3Original post

You must have a camera with you at all times to capture the moment. My wife gets mad every time I start snapping away.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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I could have snapped a pic with my bberry but I could not stand to look at it..

POST 6Original post

That group can afford to buy one, but can't afford to maintain it

POST 7Original post

I dont know, some of these kids sink big buck into cars - NOS systems CF everywhere, wings, wheels... serious engine mods ... I have seen some money poured out of someones pocket

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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Your a harsh man Arnee I think he car is local, next time I will get a picture of the foul thing.

POST 9Original post

This sounds like the car I saw on the LA freeways last year...

POST 10Original post

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get some coffee first.... that should help.

POST 11Original post

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I think those rims are from Pep Boys!

POST 12Original post

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Dude, that's fresh.

POST 13Original post

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...were they spinning 'backwards'???

POST 14Original post

Just because you don't agree with their taste doesn't imply anything about purchase price. You guys are making the leap from entry price to taste. I think quite a few cars on this board have tacky pieces/color combos for example, and people put dubs on Enzos too...

POST 15Original post

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Relax dude, we're just having fun. Nobody is getting hurt, unless the owner of the car is on RennList.

POST 16Original post

Hence the reason that I am in the process of unloading my 986. That and the IMS/other engine worries.

POST 17 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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Thats too bad, 986 is a great car!

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