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GrahamW said:
IainCameron said:
Nice car Ian but not sure about using it for a long tour because of the hood arrangement. I guess you just have to plan ahead a bit more when touring looking for those rain clouds. Cheers.
PS: BTW this site is bad when attempting to upload photos etc or even update or reply to a post I am confused, as always! This site has been like this since day one. Grump over.
Not sure if this is tongue in cheek comment or serious as we regularly tour in our Boxster for 2-3 weeks at a time across most of Europe. If it starts to rain simply drive faster of slow down a bit to around 30mph and put the hood up.


I assume that he is referring to Ian Gilmour's post. Ian has a Spyder which has a manual roof, NOT the standard electric-powered one. Yes, it is a bit more of a faff to raise and lower but, as Ian has found, it is not an issue to me and most certainly has not stopped me from touring in my Spyder


 
IainCameron said:
Nice car Ian but not sure about using it for a long tour because of the hood arrangement. I guess you just have to plan ahead a bit more when touring looking for those rain clouds. Cheers.
PS: BTW this site is bad when attempting to upload photos etc or even update or reply to a post I am confused, as always! This site has been like this since day one. Grump over.


Hi Iain, we've been to Spain, Italy and Germany in our Spyder over the last 3 years and have booked to go to Italy again next year. The roof isn't as convenient as a fully electric roof but it just means planning ahead and if necessary stopping to put the roof up, which takes less than a minute. We think of the manual roof a being part of the Spyder's character rather than something negative.

By the way, I agree with you about uploading photos to the forum. I've no idea how I managed to upload the last one and I've just spent the last 15 minutes trying to upload another but without success. It's much easier on Pistonheads! Watch this space in case one day I manage a successful upload again!
 


Hi Iain, we've been to Spain, Italy and Germany in our Spyder over the last 3 years and have booked to go to Italy again next year. The roof isn't as convenient as a fully electric roof but it just means planning ahead and if necessary stopping to put the roof up, which takes less than a minute. We think of the manual roof a being part of the Spyder's character rather than something negative.

By the way, I agree with you about uploading photos to the forum. I've no idea how I managed to upload the last one and I've just spent the last 15 minutes trying to upload another but without success. It's much easier on Pistonheads! Watch this space in case one day I manage a successful upload again!

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We have done Spain, and then Belgium/Luxembourg/Vosges/Black Forest/Rhine Valley/Mosel/ Spa/Holland in ours. Felt quite the 'superstar' with the reception the car got in northern Spain. And the sound as we "made progress" through the Picos de Europa was awesome.

re loading photos, have the photos that you want to load somewhere in an easily reached folder on your computer, then click 'Reply' and then click on the "(Open Full Version)" which takes you to a seperate window where you can add attachments (Paperclip symbol), a single jpeg or pdf, or click on "Attach Images" and select the "From gallery/upload" option.
 
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My 987.2 Black Edition...


 
Celebrating 20 years of Porsche ownership on 1st January 2019. Below my first Boxster at Le Mans in 1999.....in the days when you could still get onto the track on the Monday morning after the race.

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Heres my 2005 3.2S, owned for the last 6 years, 52k miles from new and still a beautiful drive.

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I really loved mine with that red interior
sorry to let it go in November but the 991S won’t disappoint I’m sure ????
 
A couple from my recent drive to Engelberg, Switzerland
This is at the turn around point at the foot of the Furka Pass near Andermatt
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This is on the lower slopes of the Grimsel pass, again just about at the point of having to turn around.
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My Boxsters the past 986 and current 987.2
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A great meet organised by Tracy at the Woodman Pub nr. Sevenoaks on Sunday May 5th Some 40 odd boxsters of all generations, great to see1



 
Ian Gilmour said:
My Spyder at the Yorkshire Porsche Festival, Lotherton Hall, Leeds in August. (I eventually managed to upload the photo!).

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Ian, I admired your Spyder at the show that day, I was parked up in my Boxster GTS, Agate with red roof, not far - love the colour of our cars. Love the interior of yours.
It was a cracking day, weather was amazing - hoping to have the same this year!

 

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