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West Coast Custom's Cayman based Porsche 356
The Doc posted a record in Records,
Take a closer look at this 356, nothing odd? Look again.
Its looks like a 356, but just a bit wider, and much bigger wheels and a then there's that hump right behind the passenger seat...
It's a 356 body that's been lengthened and widened to fit over a 987 Cayman chassis. Created by the world renowned West Coast Customs, and it's featured on this week's episode of Jay Leno's Garage.
Ryan Friedlinghaus, the CEO of West Coast Customs, told Leno it took around eight months to build, and no expense was spared. All the glass had to be custom-made for this car and the bodywork is all steel. A great job by the looks and all without any fibreglass, to top it off (pun intended) it has a removable hard roof!
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Merry Christmas!
Beanoir posted a topic in Forum Announcements,
Well it's that time of year again, another year drawing to a close. What a year it's been!
The Cayman world has been graced by a new GT4 model, a few sighs of relief from the manual flat6 fan club there. A new 718.2 in the pipeline, and even talk from the sidelines of a possible comeback of the flat6 motors more widely. Whatever happens, we're certainly looking forward to seeing one or two of the new cars at a future meet. The Taycan is another interesting arrival and whilst not a Cayman, it was initially thought the car would be a 2 seat coupe/sports car and might be a sister of the Cayman, only with duracell power. It didn't turn out that way, but I wouldn't be surprised to see a follow up model of thank ilk soon.
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10% off Car Detailing Products for Members
Beanoir posted a topic in The Piston Works,
The Piston Works is offering 10% off of all car detailing and cleaning products for all Cayman OC members. Brands we stock include Nanolex, Bilt Hamber, ValetPRO, Angelwax, Stjarnagloss, Chemical Guys and others.
We stock all sorts of great products from quality ceramic coatings through to wash buckets and mitts etc.
Discount code to use at the checkout is CAYMANOC19
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If you need any help or advice then get in touch 👍
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Beanoir posted a post in a topic,
I thought I would bring this to life for my fellow OC members, as an early 'heads up' if you will.
As many of you know I started the Cayman OC back in November 2015 after realising that being a Cayman owner in a Boxster club just wasn't cricket (as much as the Boxster guys were a great bunch). Its been a labour of love and i've really enjoyed creating a community and making many friends, although at times keeping on top of organising events and the like is tricky. More so lately as i've moved on from full-time employment to start a new venture, one that will hopefully be rewarding in other ways than just a pay check.
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718 Cayman now available on your games console!
Beanoir posted a record in Records,
Well finally it’s arrived, you can now drive your favourite car whilst your P&J is tucked up in the garage. Yes that’s right folks, on your games console (probably Xbox only).
Forza Horizon 4 has released screen shots of the latest edition to the game in the shape of a 718 GTS, looking pretty true to real life.
We look forward to hearing how it compares to the real thing and whether it’s been a faithful reproduction of the real thing.
Let us know if you’re lucky enough to be the owner of the real car and the game version!!-
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Excellent, you know these products then. Probably not the steering wheel, its in good condition and I prefer leather. Got quite a lot to do on mine this year, front suspension top mounts, bump stops and track rod ends and alignment, plus I could do with a new windscreen, as its very chipped and scratched, so got plenty to pay for already!
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An update on this issue, i'm aware that some members were still experiencing this. The Update didn't fix it, but i've narrowed it down to some dodgy coding. I've tested in the affected user accounts i'm aware of and it now appears to be fixed. If anybody continues to experience issues of this nature please let us know. I'm hoping though that my incredible forum-building wizardry skills have developed to such a level that my foe has been beaten once and for all! @Ben La @987Monkey
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I was hoping it might be an easy fix, but having spent a bit of time digging around behind the pollen filter, and from underneath the glovebox it doesn't look as if anything is catching or stuck. I've also tried to oil the motor itself, but doesn't seem to have made much of a difference. Looks like a new motor is probably the next step! -
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I bought a leather one for my Sons first car....Corsa: that I also paid for 🙄 from the same seller Rich. Some time ago now mind. Same type of job installing on his. My Clio 200 was similar too apart from I used an industrial stapler on that; to attach it to the collar. Both fitted a treat though and were great quality - so I know where your coming from here.... 👍 I’m probably going to get the gaitor and hand-brake re-done on mine when I eventually have my centre console painted. Makes sense to do it in one hit. You tempted by a steering wheel to match now ? 😎 -
Cheers Syer, I got the gaiter from this guy on Ebay, he does other colours and stitching also: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-997-manual-Retrimming-service-gear-gaiter-genuine-alcantara/272679961298?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649 Then you just carefully unclip the existing gaiter at the front, rotate the locking collar on the gear knob, pull the gear knob off, and then you can remove the collar and the plastic trim ring. I just stuck the new gaiter to the trim ring with EvoStick contact adhesive. £4 for a massive tin from Wickes. You can do it, have a go! Rich
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