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I've put mine on the market again. There's been a lot of interest, but, to most people, it's just a cool -- and expensive -- parts car .... If I sell it, I'm gonna buy an early 90s Mazda MX-5 (Mazda Miata to our pals in the USA) and go racing! How's your ride?
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The motor is a 3.0 liter twin plug based on a '78 SC core. It is running 10.5:1 CR with Mahle RSR pistons & cylinders. The cam is a GE-60 style from our own Camgrinder and 46mm PMO's. The original Bosch dizzy was mofdified by Gerry Woods for twin plug. I built the engine myself using Waynes book to guide me. The fan finish was done by Auto Associates to duplicate the OEM finish of that period. It is a Glasurit paint blend with a clearcoat. Auto Associates can provide details. The color of the car is signal orange which was an original color avaialable for the RSR. I bought the exterior LHS mirrior from Mid America (Tweeks). Quality is not great. At some point I may try to repair my original mirror, Once I get the car shaken down I'll post some dyno numbers, the curb wt, some driving impressions and some before and after acceleration times. The acceleration data (40-60 mph, 60-80, 80-100 etc) should be interesting as I did the trials on the original 2.4 CIS 911T before I started the project. The original times were almost a spot-on match to the orignal road test results. |
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what an awesome car.
put me in the "this is my dream car category" glad to see conn represent
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Beautiful. Just beautiful! (I don't know what else to say!
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Thats one beautiful car!
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Sweet car, Sweet garage!
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Very nice! I'm highly considering repainting my 911T in it's original color - Signal Orange. I have a duckbill decklid on it now, and I think I might get an RS style front bumper. I think I'll keep it narrow for now.
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Just amazing...
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Good god is that clean - amazing.
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Truly amazing car.
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Great job! What are the wheels 9 and 11's? Dave
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Front wheels are restored OEM 16X9 Fuchs, Rears are custom 3 piece 16X11's bolted construction made from Fuchs inner/center cores and BBS inner and outer rims.
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fan finish? I didn't know they had a fan finish and thought they were all just bare metal...can anyone else provide more details about this?
it almost looked like fiberglass when I saw it. BTW why can't we use fiberglass fans? don't the horizontal fans of the 935 etc... use fiberglass fans? is it reliability issues? MJ |
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The fan finish is the trickest part of the whole car!! But the rest of it is fantastic as well.
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Wow!!
Stunning!! and Congrats!!! Edward
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Seriously if you EVER want to trade for a half painted sahara beige '75 911S Targa PM me.
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I am just in awe of what people can do to create their own cars. You must be very proud...and deserve to be!
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