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let's start !
Hello pelican
here are a few pics of my upcoming project : rs replica, 911/83 engine, 72"S" chassis regards Philippe
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Philippe: Looks like you're off to a great start. I luv that door in front of your car. What part of France are you in? Bob S.
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workshop
I'm in burgundy, close to the Dijon-Prenois track
the workshop has nothing in order, but the engine is on the stand now .... the door goes to my dinner room more pics of the engine rebuilt to come.... Philippe |
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Philippe - is that an '83 SC motor with MFI? If so, very nice...and interesting. Can you give more details on the engine?
Thanks.
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911/83 is the type for the original 73"RS" engine...
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Nice engine, looking forward to hearing more.
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If I lived in Burgundy I don't think I could stay sober long enought o fix a car. It's bad enough here in fruity Pinot-land....
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I'm with you Randywebb. But his roads gotta be great to drive on. What a dilemma on a sunny day. Drink wine or drive the 911.
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If gas weren't $5/gallon, an early 911 would be a great daily driver in certain parts of France.
Philippe, I look forward to seeing more of your project.
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hehe !!
most of you are right, this is THE place for wine, you're all welcome at home if you have a trip around here Philippe |
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Looking good Philippe
can,t wait to see the progress on your car.Cheers,
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