'12 Riviera Spyder...
Discussion
Washed her yesterday and I had to take some photos before the rain arrives this week! http://public.fotki.com/navanoD/2011-porsche-boxste/my-spyder/september-24th-2011/?view=roll


































DMC2 said:
Shame about the seats
Yeah, I know. This is my second Spyder, which had the Sport buckets. I just happen to find this one as it was in transport to the dealer. It was not claimed by any buyer, so I decided to snatch it before anyone else could. I plan on switching them out to the buckets in the near future. I just think that they are an important part of what the spyder is all about. How they were launched and as intended.
And with the cost of optioning these on other models, it seems crazy speccing something much cheaper when the beautiful looking carbon buckets can be had as standard.
They are comfortable and not really an issue to use.
Same as taking the spyder alloys off the model for an alternative design... Why oh why.
And with the cost of optioning these on other models, it seems crazy speccing something much cheaper when the beautiful looking carbon buckets can be had as standard.
They are comfortable and not really an issue to use.
Same as taking the spyder alloys off the model for an alternative design... Why oh why.
Comfort is an issue for some of us.
I drove one with the buckets and they were no good for me.
That, and the limited movement in them meant the wife couldn't see out the front of the car and child booster seats can't be used with them - my 6 year old lad would've been devastated if his Dad bought yet another car he couldn't go in, like the Exige!
Strangely, the wafer thin fixed buckets I had in the Exige were a perfect fit.
I drove one with the buckets and they were no good for me.
That, and the limited movement in them meant the wife couldn't see out the front of the car and child booster seats can't be used with them - my 6 year old lad would've been devastated if his Dad bought yet another car he couldn't go in, like the Exige!
Strangely, the wafer thin fixed buckets I had in the Exige were a perfect fit.
Edited by Zp on Sunday 25th September 22:52
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