Pics of PetFrog going through Phase II
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06-09-2007, 12:18 PM
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Pics of PetFrog going through Phase II
Well the madness continues!!! 
Cup Style rear side windows, new Cargraphic front spoiler lip, second GT seat, black grilles for the radiator, CF door handle pieces, fire extinguisher!
Cup Style rear side windows, new Cargraphic front spoiler lip, second GT seat, black grilles for the radiator, CF door handle pieces, fire extinguisher!
#4
06-09-2007, 12:31 PM
Originally Posted by sharkster
I like the pic of brian giving us the finger too!
thats for you buddy
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06-09-2007, 12:43 PM
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thanks everyone. I am taking it to SR tomorrow!
and for those asking about the rain, car washing etc. I won't drive it in the rain and I usually hand wash my car ;-)
more pics to follow!!
and for those asking about the rain, car washing etc. I won't drive it in the rain and I usually hand wash my car ;-)
more pics to follow!!
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#15
06-09-2007, 01:57 PM
Fred, I love it.
Some tips for the plastic rear windows: Be careful when washing, not only to avoid water ingestion, but they scratch very easily. To clean them you might want to pick up some "plastic rear convertible window" cleaner, I think Porsche might even sell this for the early Boxster owners. Also, I'm sure you already do this when parking, but try to make sure the windows are at least in the shade, as they will begin to turn yellow from exposure to the sun.
Other than that, EVERYTHING, I mean EVERYTHING you done kicks ***!
Some tips for the plastic rear windows: Be careful when washing, not only to avoid water ingestion, but they scratch very easily. To clean them you might want to pick up some "plastic rear convertible window" cleaner, I think Porsche might even sell this for the early Boxster owners. Also, I'm sure you already do this when parking, but try to make sure the windows are at least in the shade, as they will begin to turn yellow from exposure to the sun.
Other than that, EVERYTHING, I mean EVERYTHING you done kicks ***!