A boxer beyond repair

wow

 

At least it does not have a two tone interior. Nothing says I care, like Kumho tires. If it had OE wheels, I think it would look pretty good.

 

wow^2

First Boxer I've seen with the taillights swapped

 

Yeah, lose the wonky wheels and the roll bar, and I think it would look OK.

Yep, that's weird.

 

That thing looks like a Pontiac Fiero conversion car...

 

it is not a fiero
you can see at the engine pictures that it is a BBi.

 

Take the motor out and put it in the Boxer in the other thread! Then, part this one out.

 

It takes all kinds, I am confident that someone will buy it and enjoy it just the way it is. Won't be me though.

 

Outside of the cheesy wheels....not bad!

 

Even so, once you've seen it, you can't "un-see" it!

 

Ask price ($70k) is pretty reasonable. They don't have the top any more.

 

Yeah, what a shame. Why would anyone want to turn a classic Ferrari into a Fiero kitcar lookalike?

http://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/084502.html
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Tasteless.

The guy who designed those "upgrades" must have shag carpeting in his house.

 

Looks like an easy insurance claim. Did you notice the brilliant placement of the fuel filler?
Perfect for spilling overflow fuel on hot headers. (shakes head)

 

Good day All,

Just adding documentation...

Cheers,

Sam

1982 512BBi Converible Conversion
Color: Red (no Boxer Trim) Exterior with Black Interior
Mileage: 29336 Miles
Location: Pompano Beach, FL USA
VIN: ZFFJA09B000041189
Chassis: 41189

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William,

Please look at my facebook account at the post made today by an old friend of mine...Jean Louis lebreton from Greenwich, CT. Jean Louis and Coco were key to my becoming a Ferrari lover. Note, that Jean Louis posted a chopped boxer and cites it as a car Coco chopped and as being a NART conversion. I think this car is the car currently being marketed for sale. Tell me your thoughts.

Jean Louis has a tremendous history w/ Luigi sr. and Mr, Ferrari dating back to the glory days.

pcb

 

https://sphotos-a-sjc.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/577290_559605437408352_1291714499_n.jpg

period picture taken in front of the Le Mans 24 hr garage in Greenwich, ct.

 

it does actually look like the same car. Jean Louis indicates the conversion was done in 1991. not saying I like the result but just adding to the history if I am able.

pcb

 

no, too hard to get the cocaine out of shag carpeting

seriously though, since the Boxer is (AFAIK) an all tube frame construction car, could it be returned to a coupe? i.e. put the top structure back on in a way that looks and performs like stock. (ignore the economics of that, just is it possible?)

 

chas,

if this is in fact a NART conversion from 1991 as indicated to me by my friend...in a few years it could be worth $27.5mm !!!

 

A purist would think the wheels on MY car are ugly but those wheels are enough to make me wanna do my John Travolta Saturday Night Fever impressions. YUCK!

 

the wheels were originally not painted w/ red centers...they look poor with the red.

I bet they are gotti wheels if this was done originally in 1991.

 

BE CAREFULL ! ! ! !

WHEN I CLICKED ON THIS LINK A NEW WINDOW OPENED AND MY AVAST ANTI VIRUS PROGRAM STOPPED THIS BY SAYING.

MALWARE DETECTED


so please be carefull.
I tried to open a 2nd time and the same again

 

interesting. sorry if I improperly attached the photo. I will try again. I am certainly not a hacker thus no bad intent!