(photo by Jack Brittain, PCA wallpaper version)

Jack Brittain's Boxster S
Pics and Links

The S model has a 3.2 liter horizontal six with 250 hp. The car is incredibly capable and has a top speed in the neighborhood of 170 mph. Where this car really shines is on winding mountain roads with posted advisories of 20 mph, second and third gear roads.

updated April 2008

 

Links

Tour Article and Website Links

 

Speed Events

 

Picture Sites

 

Upcoming Tours/Tour Sites

 

Information Links


Calendar Pictures

This collection of 78 large format pictures is for individuals who would like to design their own Boxster calendar. Organized by month, you can download a collection of photographs and submit them online to Shutterfly to get a custom calendar printed and shipped to you. These original photographs are free for individual use.


February


May


August

Published Photographs

This wallpapers collection consists of 44 published photographs that can be downloaded and used as computer wallpapers. Each photograph is available in 4 different sizes.

 

Pictures

A collection taken at different points in time and illustrating some of the modifications to the car. I installed H&R springs to lower the car and improve its cornering, added 996 headlights and clear side markers for looks, and have Fikse forged aluminum wheels I use for speed events and in warm weather. I also enjoy autocrossing the car, a form of time-trial racing done on short courses set up in large parking lots, and there are some pictures of me in action. Click on the pictures to see a larger version.

View from Little Mountain Pass, East Canyon.

Winter day, February 2002.

Autocrossing at the E Center (top) and Wendover Airport (below) Autocross, 2002.

Fikse Mach V forged-center wheels and H&R springs,
Comparison with standard Boxster S .

In the pits, Harman's.

Roadside stop, Red Rock Run II.

Salt Flats, outside Wendover, Utah, September 2002.
Enola Gay Hanger, Wendover Airport, September 2002.

 

Moab, April 2003

Cottonwood Pass, CDC II, August 2003

Jackson, Yellowstone, Grand Tetons, September 2003

Huntington Canyon, July 2004

 


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