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Finally...some respect
Spent some time yesterday on the rear lid. Car needed some respect.
Grey works. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1404050356.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1404050708.jpg I trailered him to his special "home away from home"...for a short vacation while I build up a new engine :rolleyes: This one rocks, but I have a couple ideas for a special engine. Once built, I'll do the swap and this one will probably end up in the 914-6 that deserves some attention. I am starting with a 73.5 911/91 7R 2.4 longblock. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1404051198.jpg If someone needs this engine (for their correct restoration) before I dive into it...let me know. I would be happy to part with it, but you will need to provide me with a 2.4MFI longblock...hmm was that a small hint ;) Speedo |
Very NICE Looking Car!!!
I Love your grill, WOW !! How did you do it? Txs. |
Also, Are those for SWB or LWB dimensions?
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I thought you were selling him?
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Nope...
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I am going to tear this 73.5 down shortly, so Matt, I probably could use those tools back if you are done? SmileWavy |
Shoot me your address. They'll be on your doorstep before next weekend.
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Tucked it away, eh? Lookin good! I need more garage space too.
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Thanks! That makes me think about the future of my own 912. I was doubtfull 7inches would fit but it seems it does... :)
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wheel fitment
I get this question all the time.
Myth: the widest wheel that can be used under a stock SWB rear quarter is a 15 x 6, and if you are lucky you MAY be able to push the wheel out using a thin spacer. Reality: 15 x 7s fit in the rear with a bit of negative camber and rolled fender lips with plenty of clearance...(on my car). Because the cars were made by hand, maybe some were crafted differently and the space under the quarters is different...mine works. For the front I used a pair of deep sixes. No fitment problems. My tires were/are 205-50-15 front and 205-55-15 rear. This setup feels great, but one needs to take into consideration tbars and sway bars. I also have the car lowered, corner-balanced and aligned at the same time. It is a rollerskate on steroids. May not appeal to someone that needs a cushy 16 way electrical sport seat with heat. I like to feel the road. My favorite Porsche advertisement.... Kills Bugs Fast :D |
any updates please?
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Axle is hibernating ...
...with his second cousin Sorg the 71 SWT for the winter. Heated storage on battery tenders.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1424550457.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1424550485.jpg Speedo |
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Someone is going to buy a great car..........
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-cars-sale/928989-cobalt-blue-r-clone-sale.html IMO; Deep sixes complete the look........ Reminds me of Raj's real R that now resides in a west coast collection...... http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1478520770.jpg |
Lars,
You do incredible work. That is highway robbery for that car. Might be the bargain of the year. Rich |
Wow, I would think 80k at least.
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I want the blue softie....... |
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