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25K '67 911R in Excellence

good article in the december Excellence on Randy Wells 25K 911R. See, this can be done! hope for all looking to build on the "less expensive" side.

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Old 11-11-2012, 10:43 AM
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That car actually belongs to Terry English, who has done a great job on this car. Great article and pix by Randy Wells. This shows what can be done with vision, mad skills...and a budget.

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I'm not a huge fan of the early cars but that one is simply bada$$.
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Nice article...

...and a really nice early 911/912. It's tough on a budget, but it can be done.

I am collecting parts for a '73 RS tribute backdate myself. The key is scouring ads and swap meets for good used or discounted new parts, doing most of the work yourself, and having a bit of luck with the mechanics.

The flip side is the old Excellence article about an uber expensive SC project - use new parts, pay someone else to do all the work, and have unreasonable expectations from a 30+ year old car, and you can easily drop silly money ($100k?) on a similar project...
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I like the car and the article but it would cost a bit more than that if you did not have the engine and transmission in the garage ready to go in. I guess unless you bought a driver but then it would cost more for your starting point. Very cool car, some day I want to drive on like that.

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