attn: East Coast R Gruppe, S registry and fellow enthusiasts

[911Rips]

Might make a good support vehicle, and lots of room for parts!

[911 tweaks]

well........ for the porsches-less, ONLY as I type, that was the best/most economical idea I could come up with...you are talking about going to Hershey,PA to see the chocolate factory right? ;-)
Jim , I sent you a pm
Bob

[RPMClassic]

Showing up is more important than how you get there...........just ribbing ya The swap meet is always a good time. Plus now that Paul is an R Gruppe member he is going to have to continue tricking out his ride.........there are always vintage goodies at hershey.

[84_Carrera]

Can talk to the wife, who has an extended-length Montana Van w/ GPS. Longer runs, we should consider having FRS Radios, they come in handy for stoplight breakups, etc. I also have AAA+ for long tows home.

Can't miss a run on my Birthday (39!) so, I'll do what I need to & be there for the Quabbin run.

As always, thanks for putting it together Paul.

Jack, if you need an extra set of hands, let me know, happy to help. I did the brakes front & rear this past summer on mine, and did the hoses prior on my 84. Not sure how different your older one is though. I've got plenty of tools (flares, etc.), but my Motive bleeder needs to be replaced. Hmmm. I should place an order with our host today for some other stuff too... heat footwell blowers are coming on WAY late (30 minutes into ride), and my temp gauge never gets much higher than the lower solid block. I wonder if the t-stat's stuck open. Hmm. More projects.

[dezzmo]

Andrew Conti and I will be driving down in my Chevy Express Van on Friday morning with a S$%@load of parts to sell. It would be great if we can follow somebody down for the ride.

And hopefully we can meet most of you while we're there. And if you mention your from the "East Coast R Gruppe" we'll give you a discount on all parts

[RPMClassic]

How about you guys putting a parts list together so some of us can do some "local" shopping and avoid having to lug a bunch of stuff back to Mass?

[dezzmo]

Originally Posted by RPMClassic

How about you guys putting a parts list together so some of us can do some "local" shopping and avoid having to lug a bunch of stuff back to Mass?

Will do!

I just emailed Andrew about it. I'll get back to you.

Thanks

[dezzmo]

This is what Andrew has;

Set of fiberglass front and rear 935 flares 2 front 2 rear
Another set of 2 front 935 flares
Set of 930 Fiberglass rocker panels
Set of 2 rear bolt on fiberglass ST flares with 18 Dzuz fasteners
911 SC heater control dash panel
Felt trunk liner for a 911 SC
Halon Fire Extinguisher 2lb
Carrera Air compressor in Concours condition

He's FerrariGuy on this list if you need to reach him.


Here's the first 2 pics of some of the parts that I'm bringing down;

2.2 case
73 911 Boge struts w/Bilstein inserts (One leaks) with calipers and rotors
73 Control Arms w/Torsion Bars
2.2 Air Cleaner has dents on the top of it but complete
73 Door Pockets all 4
73 Drivers side inner door handle
Steering Rack
911 Seats not sure what year

[RPMClassic]

What version calipers? What model 2.2 block?

[dezzmo]

The calipers are the standard "M" type for a 73T. The engine serial #6108533 is from a 71 911E Targa according to the Red Book. I parted out the motor because it had low compression and an oil leak in the rocker shaft area. If you need more pics let me know.

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Tim, Jim up in NH could use at least one of your pockets. He's jhg41977 on Pelican.

[911Rips]

Checking in from Denver (vacation). Looks like we have a caravan - great. We need to work on getting a start location and time, a few pick-up points along the way etc. List of some repair parts, etc., just in case. I have emailed the "Breakfst Club" gang and should pick up interest from some of them.
regards,
Paul

[dezzmo]

Originally Posted by Shaun 84 Targa

Tim, Jim up in NH could use at least one of your pockets. He's jhg41977 on Pelican.

Thanks Shaun,

I'll send him a pm

[deathpunk dan]

I'm usually still skiing the last weekend in April, but if the conditions are garbage I'd love to go to the swap. Anyone from E Mass/RI going that wants to let me tag along?

[Shaun @ Tru6]

Originally Posted by deathpunk dan

I'm usually still skiing the last weekend in April, but if the conditions are garbage I'd love to go to the swap. Anyone from E Mass/RI going that wants to let me tag along?

Dan, I'm taking the 4Runner down, easy to pick you up on the way.

[deathpunk dan]

Hey dezzmo, did you ever part with those map pockets? If not, would you like to? I work in Bristol and could come by with $$$ any time...

Additionally -
Does anyone in the area have a motive or similar brake bleeder I could borrow for a day?

[911Rips]

We are still on for the Sat., March 22nd Run. Starting point will be the Comfort Inn, Strubridge, Ma., meet at 9:00 AM. We will head north/west from there and do our loop and lunch. Hoping that some of you guys that don't get down to our Southeastern MA runs can make this one. Several people are coming from out of town and will be staying at the Inn. Rooms are available if you want to stay Fri. night. Plenty of gas stations right there for a refuel. Let me know if you are coming so we can make arrangements for our lunch spot.
regards,
Paul

[deanp]

I am only about 15min away from the Comfort Inn. I am planning on attending the ride on Sat. Let me know if I can be of any help.

[joetiii]

Man... out here in Southampton, mass., my garage doors are still frozen with snow piles in front. Time for the ice pick.

How long of a run time wise do you figure? I've got obligations in the mid PM.

[911Rips]

Joe,
We will meet at 9:00AM in Sturbridge. Expect to do the loop up and around The State Park and Reservoir. Back down the east side, stopping for lunch in Ware about 1:00, most may choose to head home either before or after lunch
Hopefully the weather Gods will be with us!