JimV8

This all started with an ad in the 'for sales' 72 - 914 little rust and engine seized. A month later I ended up with this. Originally a North Carolina car imported to Canada. I think I'm the 4 owner, and the 3 before took good care of it and the car passed PPI with only a few comment. Car Fax came back clean and the PPI didn't show any panel work. 80K kms (50k mi) C$25,500 and I bought a bumper to bumper after market on top of that. Brakes are 35% so I'll be doing that early on. For now, on account of a metre of snow on my property the car went from the dealer showroom into the back of a box trailer and into heated storage until the end of April when I get to drive it on the road in my avatar everyday.

theporscheguy

Congrats. The winding roads will be so much fun in your new to you Boxster. April is just around the corner.

Suicide Jockey

Enjoy, Jim! I foresee lots of fun in store over that 8 km stretch

Dave in Chicago

Great looking car. You're gonna love a Boxster during Ontario's gorgeous summers. Our Boxster spent some time there, and in Kingston, during a trip a couple years ago. Enjoy!

Dave

'05 987S
'92 968 SP3
'88 944 NA (gone)

Jerry in Canada

Beautiful car. Enjoy your new ride!

PS: I am in Ontario also. Where is the road you referred to located?

JimV8

I'm on Britannia Road W, just south of Huntsville off Brunel Road and leading to South Portage road. Another twister is 12 KMs on #45 off #2 just west of Huntsville, That one leads to #3 and #10 and ultimately 141 though Muskoka. Britannia is #10 and in summer the tree canopy ( big maples) covers the road overhead. The speeds have to be kept slow due to the very tight bends and steep hills and the wildlife is everywhere,, turtles , porcupines and white tail deer are everywhere. Britannia is on the IronMan tour for cycling so it's not unusual to encounter a dozen or so cyclists.

Thanks everybody for the kind words.

bkrantz

Jim, you should have purchased the 914 too!