What did you do to your 911 today?

[motorcop]

Dropped the top, put my golf bag in the back seat, hit 18 holes with a buddy, had a beer, and took the long way home along the beach.

[awhnry]

Drove to dinner in Chatt last nite for my niece's birthday , unfortunately on the interstate. Gave mine a bath and rewired the horn switch inside the MOMO.

[patina]

Drove the crap out of it. Gotta love 65* weather in January!

[Spark Chaser]

Removed rear spring plates and removed worn rubber bushings to install Rebel Racing spring plate bushings.

[Darkly-Noon]

It's actually above freezing here, so out to the garage to sit in the seat and make engine noises. Installed a Seine Systems Ultimate strut, so now the frunk hood doesn't come crashing down on my head when it's cold out...



...and the date stamp proves I did it today!

[Quickstep192]

What did I do to my 911 today? Well, I put the cover on it. There's salt on the road here now, so I won't be out again until there's no threat of more salt and there's been a downpour to was residual salt off the road. Unfortunately, I never resolved my problem where I get popping at 3000 rpm, so I'll spend the winter dreaming of and EFI conversion and reading every thread I can find on the subject.

[Uncle]

Sorted shipping of some turbo headers to my door. And so it begins..

[fitchesbass]

Today I removed my sunroof to fix the headliner from hitting my head!

[fasterlaster]

I replaced the oil line that the previous owner spliced together and puked several quarts of oil over my garage last week when I started the engine. Glad it happened when I was at home, but it would have been better if it didn't happen in the first place. grrr.

[Tippy]

When you own a basket case like mine, it's more of what have you not done today?

[Cherry Bomb]

Got sideways at every corner. Accellerated as fast as possible in every gear. Held on to each turn with precision, keeping in mind the cold, damp roads. Down shifted with purpose. Honked when needed. Parked it dirty, wet and a bit salty. Living the dream opposite a trailer queen!

Now get out and drive your damned Porsche! Live!

[NeedSpace]

Originally Posted by dave 911

I've found a good mix of Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and a little Cure thrown in provides the right Zen for bleeding. . . .

I like your choice of music...

Love this post, especially with the pictures.

I put my car on my lift, did a partial engine drop (had to as it had a non-standard nut on top). I dropped it about 4 inches and took out my old starter and installed my new one. 1976 911S – from garage find to on the road While it is in now, I will have to pull it out again as I have to clock the starter around so it doesn't block the heater duct. Still, once I did the engine drop, the rest was pretty easy.

[rennch]

Pulled my muffler and stripped the paint. Going to put a rust/zinc treatment on and repaint. Got new Zinc plated hardware and will bolt it back together in a few days.

[timmy2]

Installed my new "no puff" repro sunvisors from Austria.

[gint]

Originally Posted by timmy2

Installed my new "no puff" repro sunvisors from Austria.

Pics and details please!

[Dr J]

Installed the front cover to the headliner (the one I re glued yesterday) for my cab.

[timmy2]

Originally Posted by gint

Pics and details please!

Here's the links I posted a while ago.
May be sold out of Targa, I'd contact them to find out.
They are exact repo's and very good quality. (No weird creases as pictures show, must be bad pictures)
4 screws to remove and replace, done.

Coupe:
Sun Visor Set Black and Black for Porsche 911 912 1974 1989 with Mounting Clips | eBay

Targa:
Sun Visor Set Black for Porsche 911 912 Targa 1967 1989 with Mounting Clips | eBay

[zippy_gg]

Removed some rust and rattle can painted some tin, re-installed torsion bars, waiting for paint to dry to reassemble more stuff.
Made yet another shopping list for Pelican parts...

[todd230]

Clay, hand glaze, and paint sealant. Original guards w/170k miles... Still hanging in there.

image by todd2302000, on Flickr

[BE911SC]

90-minute drive and got home just after sunset. I really do hate to put it back in the garage.