Porsche Classic Restoracing Competition entry 2017-18
28/7/2017
2017 marks the 20th anniversary of the 986 Boxster, a car that fundamentally shaped the Porsche brand and brought a whole new generation of customers to the Porsche family. To celebrate this, Porsche Cars Great Britain are hosting the Porsche Classic 'Restoracing' Competition. The competition requires us not only to restore a classic 986 Boxster, but to get it race-ready (including race livery) and then hit the tracks for a series of races at iconic British circuits.
We are delighted to introduce our competition entry, a 986 Porsche Boxster S. The team members restoring this car to its former glory are Lee Wibberley, Dan Jackson, Josh Morris, Rob Latham, Jason Cavanaugh, Paula Yates, Dan Bennett, Liam Taffe, Danny Parker, Ian Alton, Mike Franklin-Smith, Adam Wallace and Adam Calvert.
We very much look forward to working on the car and sharing project updates along the way. Look out for our next article where you can help decide on the livery for our 986 Boxster S.
Please contact a member of our team on 01204 559911 or info@porschebolton.co.uk for more information on this project.
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