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98% Restored!
Someone please explain how this is 98% restored. I'm mildly confuzzed on the matter.
1960 PORSCHE 356, A California car that is 98% complete, good restoration project, can sell as is or we can restore for you. Top bows, doors, boot and hood all have matching numbers. The top bows fit good. Door handles, turn indicators, windshield surround trim all in good condition.... I guess the key is 'complete' not restored huh?...Looks like one hell of a headache to me.
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02-05-2002, 03:09 PM
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Whoa what a mess! I'd still love to have it to, would be a great learning experience. First time I've seen a 356 with Fuchs in quite a while.
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Not to shabby, needs work but what a car when it is done, looks like it already has some mods, like disk brakes
looks like some body damge has been repaired by the weld seams on the doors. Definitely not for the novice. KElly |
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02-05-2002, 03:40 PM
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I see where the ad says 98% complete, but not where it says 98% restored, which it obviously isn't.
Emanuel
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Porsche 911, 914
