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Hey, nice work!
Where and who did your paint and body work? I see you are in West van
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07-17-2007, 07:29 PM
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Johnb911 - No I WAS in W-Van. The X still is tho... Guess I need 2 update that... lol
The paint and body work was done by Edward @ Adept's Autobody in North Van www.adeptsautobody.com Edward has extensive experience at working on Porsches and has more and more Porsche business every year. He is also a master at Fiberglass (due to being from Poland). And that's important when working with a body kit. Especially given the fact that nothing fits 'quite' like it should. In fact Edward is doing a bare metal resto on my 71e (my baby) starting Aug 27th. I will soon get high res pictures so you can all see the quality of work he does. The lines and spacing is perfect. Believe me when I say I had 0 intent to have the body and paint look so good. But after we got into the project I had NO choice but make it perfect. Gotta love those Pols..... 'Jack' - Ya I've been drooling over the 9x11x17 Moses had made for quite some time. However I'm still not settled if the car wants Fuchs!!! PS. Guys I love my polished 15 x 6 Fuchs on my E. I'm a huge Fuchs advocate. I just don't know about the Clone...
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Looks like the corkscrew at Laguna Seca to me. I can't count high enough to tell you if it's 8 or not
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1971 Porsche 911e 2.2 MFI
