Does anyone has already rebuild 911 engine in your appartment...

[deftom]

if yes... please feel free to post your photos here )))

Hey--it's a rental!

[offroader1006]

I'm more interested in your helper droid.

[TimT]

Ron M. (RoninLB) did it in his house... upstairs... there are pics..Unfortunaltely we lost Ron a few years back.

[deftom]

Originally Posted by offroader1006

I'm more interested in your helper droid.

hahahaha, it just helpednme with musics ))

[deftom]

Originally Posted by TimT

Ron M. (RoninLB) did it in his house... upstairs... there are pics..Unfortunaltely we lost Ron a few years back.

sorry for him

[Trakrat]

I'm guessing you aren't located on the 3rd floor?

[Matt Monson]

I’ve rebuilt cylinder heads in my living room but never a complete engine. Sorry, no pics.

[faapgar]

I replaced an exhaust valve on my 1600 Super in the dorm room at Lycoming College in 1970 for my 58 Cab.Fred

[175K911]

Back in the early 80's when living and working in upstate NY I brought my BMW R100RS motorcycle into the living room for the winter, and rebuilt the engine in the kitchen. Seemed like a perfectly normal thing to do while the 911 occupied my 1 car garage and the old (t)rusty Saab sat out in the snow.

[boyt911sc]

I did one when my wife went to Sydney, Australia a few years ago. It motivated me to get it done before her arrival back home. Right now, she is back again in Australia visiting her mother. Guess what? I got one in the basement partially assembled at the moment. And I got 3 weeks left before she comes home.





Tony

[betterair]

I've seen Tony's Kitchen and He's correct.If that stuff is not outa there before she comes home ,he's TOAST.

[stownsen914]

I recall my dad removing head studs from a 911 case in the den many years ago. I haven't done an engine in the house, but I did swap out rim halves in the living room for 3 piece wheels for the racecar!

[Brian Cameron]

Closest I’ve come is building a wiring harness on the dining room table. The original one I was using as a template was unbelievably filthy in spite of my attempts to clean it before taking it inside.

[deftom]

Originally Posted by Trakrat

I'm guessing you aren't located on the 3rd floor?

the floor number has no importance as my garage was in -2.

Prior to decided to rebuilt it in my appartment, I made some mesurement to make sur that the engine could go throught the various doors !!!

[proffighter]

Yes, me

[deftom]

Excellent

[E Sully]

I will admit as a teen to building my motorcycle engine in the den of my parents house while they were on vacation. 911 engine is too heavy to do in-house, but fortunately I now have my own garage.

[Dpmulvan]

[deftom]

Excellent !!! I hope you start de engin before opening doors