Jacquemond wide body set, spoilers, wings
04-28-2009, 06:48 AM
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Jacquemond wide body set, spoilers, wings
Hi my Friends,
Just few words to introduce my company.
We design, create, produce, sell ( and often fit ) design body parts for Porsche 996 997 928 Boxsters and Cayman.
We are located in France, but ship our parts over the world since 1994.
15 years of know-how !
Sometimes I ve heard that our parts are expensive. It s true. The reason is that our parts are high quality.
And if you are Rennlist Member, you’ll have a special discount !
Please have a look at our website : www.jacquemond.com and contact us if you have any question.
Sport regards.
Olivier Jacquemond
Just few words to introduce my company.
We design, create, produce, sell ( and often fit ) design body parts for Porsche 996 997 928 Boxsters and Cayman.
We are located in France, but ship our parts over the world since 1994.
15 years of know-how !
Sometimes I ve heard that our parts are expensive. It s true. The reason is that our parts are high quality.
And if you are Rennlist Member, you’ll have a special discount !
Please have a look at our website : www.jacquemond.com and contact us if you have any question.
Sport regards.
Olivier Jacquemond
04-28-2009, 06:52 AM
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Welcome Mr. Jacquemond!
Your body kits have been discussed on the 928 forum for years and it will be nice to have you become part of these discussions which will hopefully benefit the 928 community and your company!
Kind regards,
Constantine
Black Sea R&D
Your body kits have been discussed on the 928 forum for years and it will be nice to have you become part of these discussions which will hopefully benefit the 928 community and your company!
Kind regards,
Constantine
Black Sea R&D
04-28-2009, 08:30 AM
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First please call me Olivier !
We make a lot of 996 body parts, now, but my passion stays for 928 !
Then, I m pleased to be on this forum to share this passion !
Olivier Jacquemond
928 1980, 928S2 1985, 928"S3" 1986, 928 GTS 1992 and 1995, ...
We make a lot of 996 body parts, now, but my passion stays for 928 !
Then, I m pleased to be on this forum to share this passion !
Olivier Jacquemond
928 1980, 928S2 1985, 928"S3" 1986, 928 GTS 1992 and 1995, ...
04-28-2009, 10:15 AM
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Welcome!
Most of us have been drooling over your kits for some time. The Clockwork Orange kit has been on my wish list for some time. Sadly Santa has not been able to fit it in his sleigh yet.
WHat kind of discount are Rennlisters looking at? If the Dollar gains more value over the Euro it may be a reality for some of us.
Most of us have been drooling over your kits for some time. The Clockwork Orange kit has been on my wish list for some time. Sadly Santa has not been able to fit it in his sleigh yet.
WHat kind of discount are Rennlisters looking at? If the Dollar gains more value over the Euro it may be a reality for some of us.
04-28-2009, 10:19 AM
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+1 yours are the body kits against which all others are judged. I honestly didn't know you were still doing the 928 body kits, but it's good to know you are.
Welcome!
Welcome!
04-28-2009, 02:10 PM
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I was going to say this same thing! Clockwork Orange is AWESOME! That is one complete kit and actually was done using the original lines and ideas of the 928 and I think works very well! The only kit I like better is Fat Bully from South Africa!
Well done and glad to have you joining us here!
Do you know anything about the last GTS that was built for the USA? Some say it ended up in France...others that it ended up in the islands off the east coast of the US somewhere...
What about convertible conversions? I am dying to have a nice tricked out convertible 928 some day!
Again welcome to the boards and thanks for you 928 support all these years!
04-28-2009, 03:57 PM
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Hi Oliver 
Wow now I am impressed...Olivier Jacquemond In person
I have looked at your kits for a few years on the UK Ebay site....lovely kits but always seem expensive
All the best Brett
Wow now I am impressed...Olivier Jacquemond In person
I have looked at your kits for a few years on the UK Ebay site....lovely kits but always seem expensive
All the best Brett
Last edited by Brett928S2; 04-28-2009 at 05:00 PM.
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.....ahhh yes
. Welcome Olivier 
!
04-28-2009, 04:51 PM
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Hi Olivier
Love your kit's.
Hate your photographer. It is difficult to find pictures from low angles, and especially full side views, from low angles.
Keep up the good work.
Love your kit's.
Hate your photographer. It is difficult to find pictures from low angles, and especially full side views, from low angles.
Keep up the good work.
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04-28-2009, 05:52 PM
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Welcome!
You should make a fender that fits the 928 in front that looks stock, but 2" wider and fits the existing body work. That would be a hit I bet. The template was already discussed here, with the cut down the lengh of the fender, trimmed and a spacer put down the seam.
mk
You should make a fender that fits the 928 in front that looks stock, but 2" wider and fits the existing body work. That would be a hit I bet. The template was already discussed here, with the cut down the lengh of the fender, trimmed and a spacer put down the seam.
mk
