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Is this really a Porsche Project?
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Frank 1980 SC Cab Conversion (sold) 1974 914 2.0 RIP rear ended Looking for a 996 Silver Cab 2002-2004 |
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Ouch they put that in there? Funny you put a thread about projects, driving around hollywood, fl I noticed a nice 911 cab, I go up and look at it, the owner comes over and starts talking to me. Seems his cab was really a 1976 coupe that had been involved in a rollover, he had just spent money on a rebuild and suspension, could not bear to part with it. So he got a cab windshield frame and rear cab fenders and made his own cab. The car fooled me, but I wonder if this "project" will fall apart?
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Couldn't believe my eyes when I saw that in the back of the 101 projects book. My beater car is a 95 geo metro with a 4 cyl. instead of 3 cyl, told my step father we should do this conversion to his car, a 98 993 S. I thought he was going to hit me.
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talk about lack of funds . geo in a porcshe . next it will be the ford fiesta motor in a GT1 . yuck
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a coupe to cab? is that even possible?
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1975 Porsche 911S
