What did you do to your 911 today?

[Artfrombama]

Repaired some damage from some ham-fisted wrecker driver.

[Hi_Fi_Guy]

Originally Posted by SKL1

Took the '72 targa to its first cars and coffee in north Scottsdale.

Looks great. Wish I had made it too... out of town as usual

[Bill Douglas]

Nothing really. I needed to move the car to get some junk out of the garage. And you know what it's like; it's bad for the car to just drive it out of the garage and stop. So I aimlessly drove around for a couple of hours.

[Aloha911sc]

Just got the 911 an Italian friend, and new floors/cabinets.

[chrisbalich]

I mowed my yard so tomorrow I can ride my MTB so I can fix my lil bro’s car on Thursday so I can work on the 911 engine on Friday.
#playingthelonggame

[dustim04]

Replaced the o2 sensor and changed the battery.

[Upier]

Originally Posted by dustim04

Replaced the o2 sensor and changed the battery.

What size battery did you get H6 or H7? I switched to the H6 and it was so much easier to install especially with my quick battery disconnect nearby.

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[Ok here we go]

Used #00 then #0000 stainless steel wool pads to remove the tarnish and pitting on the front and rear latch assemblies, door striker plates, and the fuel sender cover. Treated the exposed metal with Gibbs'. The SS pads took off the old zinc plating, but it has that vintage-y, oiled bare metal look which i kinda prefer.

[sky1jord]

Replaced my old, dim dome, glove compartment, and engine bay light bulbs with drop-in bright(er) LED arrays

https://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/festoon/can-bus-578-led-bulb-8-led-festoon-44mm/3418/7658/?utm_source=Criteo%20Dynamic%20Remarketing&utm_medium=Criteo%20Dynamic%20Remarketing&utm_campaign=Criteo%20Dynamic%20Remarketing

Bingo! Let there be light!

[ramonesfreak]

Installed prototipo. Fully expected to hate the smaller size but I really love it. Shoulda put it on 12 years ago.

Have a 917 gas pedal coming in a couple days and looking forward to seeing how I like that mod

Next up, F & R rotors and brake hoses, suspension bushings, ball joints, turbo tie rods and seats recovered. Slowly but surely

[ChrisHoover]

Finished replacing the tag lights. Some PO replaced the original deck lid with a late ‘60’s 911T. The wires were cut at the hinge. The tag lights were toast, they were rusted and beyond restoration. I replaced the lights and installed new wires. I covered the wires in sleeving. It went well. Only thing I learned was you should remove letters from the deck lid “Porsche” emblem to give you clearance. The letter studs interfere with sliding the light in place.

[Mr. Merk]

Originally Posted by ramonesfreak

Installed prototipo. Fully expected to hate the smaller size but I really love it. Shoulda put it on 12 years ago.

Have a 917 gas pedal coming in a couple days and looking forward to seeing how I like that mod

Next up, F & R rotors and brake hoses, suspension bushings, ball joints, turbo tie rods and seats recovered. Slowly but surely

I think the leather horn button would compliment your interior!

https://www.ebay.com/usr/mcv911?_trksid=p2047675.l2559

[Pedro '84 Coupe]

Most of this was done yesterday but part of it has continued into today. Replaced the oil level sensor gasket and cleaned the oil level sensor. Gauge is rock steady now and no more leaks.
Also replaced the accelerator rod bushings. Two were easy. The one under the parking brake lever was not as easy. Got the new bushing in and as I was getting the parking brake lever back in place, the driver's side cable came off the yoke. I couldn't get the cable back on and figured that I may have to loosen the cable where it attaches to the hub.

[bugstrider]

Originally Posted by ramonesfreak

Installed prototipo. Fully expected to hate the smaller size but I really love it. Shoulda put it on 12 years ago.

Have a 917 gas pedal coming in a couple days and looking forward to seeing how I like that mod

Next up, F & R rotors and brake hoses, suspension bushings, ball joints, turbo tie rods and seats recovered. Slowly but surely

Could you post some more pics of your coco mats? Have the same interior and will be ordering a set of the coco’s for it. Have a set in the 2015 Volt of the same pattern. But the interior is a light sand color, not dark. I also installed a set in the wifeys CRV. Those things are worth every $$$$.

Also, what cup holder are you sporting.

Thanks
Bugs


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[bugstrider]

I scored a vintage Nardi wood steering wheel for our SC(4/79 date stamp), plastic bag and original box(rough shape). Of all places, an antique shop in Prescott, AZ.

[chrisbalich]

pulled the mower deck out from under it.
fixed the mower deck. The 911 languishes.

[ramonesfreak]

I got it off eBay from seller jman1066

I’ll try to take pics this weekend

Originally Posted by bugstrider

Could you post some more pics of your coco mats? Have the same interior and will be ordering a set of the coco’s for it. Have a set in the 2015 Volt of the same pattern. But the interior is a light sand color, not dark. I also installed a set in the wifeys CRV. Those things are worth every $$$$.

Also, what cup holder are you sporting.

Thanks
Bugs


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[jlex]

Rebuilt the front calipers, replaced the flex lines and repacked the front wheel bearings. RF was dragging a bit. Will do the rears when I get around to it...

[Pedro '84 Coupe]

Installed the accelerator pedal bushings in the pedal cluster. The original ones were completely missing. Those, along with the accelerator rod bushings I installed the other day, have transformed how the car drives. Throttle response is so much better and I am now able to get WOT. Fun!

[BRAIDusa]

Went to Lowes.

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