Backdated 911 Compilation

[997Sbeebe]

Originally Posted by Craig T

i was just reading that issue of Excellence this morning. love this car - and it's pasha sport seats!! great build.

[jittsl]

Originally Posted by Mr.911 ST

Im sure these headlights work fantastically, and it might just be the camera angle, but (to me) they make it look like a crazy bulging eyed blue heeler i once had . The rest of the car looks fab.

[Competizione]

So, a bit of a twist to this thread.... My 67 was 'Miami Viced' in the 80's to make it look like an 80's 911 by the previous owner (it already had the wide steel fenders from even earlier modifications). After I purchased the car from him, we backdated it to an ST/RSR look.

From this:





To this:

[Eric Hahl]

Here's my 85 to 73rs tribute.






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[nameisbauer]

Backdated and Updated.

67-73 details and 3.2 carrera motor. #thricepipes

[kav]

Originally Posted by Competizione

So, a bit of a twist to this thread.... My 67 was 'Miami Viced' in the 80's to make it look like an 80's 911 by the previous owner (it already had the wide steel fenders from even earlier modifications). After I purchased the car from him, we backdated it to an ST/RSR look.

From this:





To this:

I don't even want to know what's going on in that last picture! Very nice car btw.

[Jbp]

^^ Maybe laundry day


Jocke.

[Mr.911 ST]

this is also nic 964 RST made with steel and aluminium parts

[Mr.911 ST]

yes its work also without modifying front tub

thx

Rudi

[minister]

Missing my G50 3.6 B@stard

911 Evocation Verkauf - YouTube

No chance for me to take the toy to Malaysia, and since three years no alternative over here...

Cheers,

Thorsten

[Mr. Merk]

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[Mr.911 ST]

Koval 911 RST 365HP

[GBX]

Originally Posted by Mr.911 ST

yes its work also without modifying front tub

thx

Rudi

can you show us the other front bumper options besides the RSR?

[R&TSWB]

My 964 to 901 backdate. Best regards rommy

[911Rich]

Our last build: 1980 911SC (all steel incl bumpers) w/ yours truly behind the wheel



and the well know 1978 we also built owned by Mr steering wheel, Mark Morrissey:

[Tremelune]

Originally Posted by Doug&Julie

Is there any more info on this car? I'm considering something similar. I have a 3.6 and a 915, and I'd like a flat decklid, but my fan sticks out about an inch. I'm also wondering if I can put a longhood nose up front without the center-mounted radiator and not worry about overheating in the summer.

[Tremelune]

Here is a reversible, bolt-on backdate:

Light weight image change - Body Overhaul Projects - Impact Bumpers

[Cook&Dunning]

Man - I love me some backdate - but this is the money shot of all money shots. That is a seriously gorgeous car. Well done Sir.

[evan9eleven]

Originally Posted by Tremelune

Is there any more info on this car? I'm considering something similar. I have a 3.6 and a 915, and I'd like a flat decklid, but my fan sticks out about an inch. I'm also wondering if I can put a longhood nose up front without the center-mounted radiator and not worry about overheating in the summer.

From my research you will need a cooler on each side, probably one of them with a fan, but can get away without a center cooler. I'm sure the 3.6 experts will jump in here.

I love that car in the pic, as I recall the guy who backdated it had to sell it, but anyway its beautiful and an inspiration.

[TRE Cup]

JTO had us (TRE and Axiom Motorsports partnership) back date the black car. He was very patient with us as the detail work went a lot further than anticipated. It already had a 3.6 drive train in it when it came to us. We installed a 50 row setrab cooler in each fender to keep it cool. A single center cooler that is sized for a 73 RSR or RSR is not enough, especially with a/c !.
It was a shame circumstances did not allow him to keep it, since subsequent owners have enjoyed it a LOT.