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please keep all the hard work and pics coming
awesome shop and work
are you hiring? Just kidding

I just love this thread.

What are the car plans for 2010?

Every one who submitted on our thread; Best wishes for 2010.
No specific plans for 2010, hope to get ready just one in all our projects!!
Here an update from the rear arm assembling and the rear 8x16"Fuchs in RSR finish.

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Thank you very much for posting. These are all amazing achievements.

Fantastic

Jesper

Ok...so i've been threatening to take another trip to the Netherlands... I would love to see this shop first-hand if I ever make it over...Porsche Heaven!

bergporsche..

Very nice pics, CSLs are much appreciated here.. especially the factory M49 version.

Please feel free to post those here along with the Porsche pics.

Thx

Thnx for the interests, hope that this project will finish in time for the historic racing season which starts in April!

Here some details from the pumps (info & parts are hard to find).
There was a BMW M1 pump fitted before on the engine.
I took us more then a year find a original CSL 3.5 M49 pump!

Pump M88 (BMW M1) pump type PL06-124.01 A2

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Pump M49 (CSL 3.5) pump type PL06-133.02 A1

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Pistons & Crank/Rods fitted

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Wim,

That's quite the collection you have there!

Yes, parts for these machines can be difficult to find, even during the production years.
I worked for BMW for sometime. Although at the dealer level.. I made sure to make friends with some @ BMW/NA, and have several enthusiastic friends here with connections to BMW in the Old Country should things get really tough. There used to be several M1s in the area here that were maintained by us or one by 1 of 2 qualified independents. Those were the days!

Thanks for the pictures from your "art gallery" Wim, beautiful stuff! The cars in Holland must not use oil and grease. ;)

Wow...Bosch /Kugelfischer MFI ala 935......MFI injectors in the stacks

I never knew the BMW's were running MFI

Hope that it will sound like this!! :)
Amazing revs and sound.

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That sounds hell'a wicked!

Great thread !
Amazing work on the fleet, Loving the vintage pics, please post some more if you have them.
Inspiring.

My Brother Ralph his home build race simulator;

1st one, it was fit with air cylinders, no smooth movements, just a try out project!

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Project changed to another plan, second one with electrical Cylinders, more realistic;

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Ralph worked on the Porsche RS Spyder project during racing season 2008 at Van Merksteijn Motorsport

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Just curious...is that case half painted?

Wow! now thats how to start an engine build! Impressive!

WOW!!!!!! What a way to grow up and to continue to be so involved with Porsche and the sport in general. WOW!!!!!!

rford3678
85 Carrera

New rule, you must warn before posting Porsche Porn, no really cool, I am sure it will all come together very well.

Ok, i don't know if this is allowed over here!

Nice red GT3 & 997 Turbo:D

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LOL...perfectly accepted to me...great humor...!

Looks like you are having fun!

Where did you get the flares? Are they steel or GRP?

Thanks

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Originally Posted by Tareq993 (Post 5302162)

Looks like you are having fun!

Where did you get the flares? Are they steel or GRP?

Thanks

From which car and what do you mean with GRP!

Wow Wim,

Very impressed with your projects!!
Your website is in my favourites now, keep up the good work!
It looks like you work up to my standards, or even better, not too many mechanics over here do.
I've seen too many "handymen" already.
I might just have to pay you a visit and see for myself!!

The fatter white car.. RSR..

GRP Glass reinforced plastic. Fibre Glass.

I am guessing they must be but was wondering. I am planning on building a IROC or RSR shape car. Doing the homework.

Your cars look really nice

Thank you for those pics. They will be very helpful.
Do you have the contact for the GRP parts supplier?

And yes time is always the problem. I have a few project that I have been working on that long and still not finished. Too many toys and not enough time! and money of course.

Thanks again for that info.

Tareq,

The GRP parts are not available anymore from the supplier which had the good molts for them.
I bought my set for more then 20 years ago.
Just look for a quality set which has double layers inside to prevent damage by the rubber of the tires.
A lot of RSR replica sets i have seen are too thin and have bad fittings.