Another ST-build - this time from Denmark

[soren.911]

1968SWT

The SSIs made by JP are made with the exact same tooling and Machinery as used before in the U.S

I am sure, if you ask i Viborg, it is possible for you to see and visit the facillities and workshop.

Have a nice stay in Denmark

[merbesfield]

Originally Posted by soren.911

1968SWT

The SSIs made by JP are made with the exact same tooling and Machinery as used before in the U.S

I am sure, if you ask i Viborg, it is possible for you to see and visit the facillities and workshop.

Have a nice stay in Denmark

I would love to here more details about the new SSI company bc all the rumors say that the product has changed to thinner SS and a different number ?, which supposedly will rust. I would like to see this Urban Legend confirmed or denied. I need some for my 66 911. Thanks

[1968SWTs]

Originally Posted by merbesfield

I would love to here more details about the new SSI company bc all the rumors say that the product has changed to thinner SS and a different number ?, which supposedly will rust. I would like to see this Urban Legend confirmed or denied. I need some for my 66 911. Thanks

John will probably know - he still lives nearby here in Norcal. - I will try to find out , and also see if I can make the drive to Viborg to check out what they are willing to show. I do not know who the distributors are in DK - They don't seem to have things like Oreilly, Grand Auto, Napa over there. I need one side for a 68 and both for a 3.6 in a 72.

John likely has a fabrication shop in the area. I will find out without being a stalker.

Not sure which grade John was using - I think the corrosion resistance is just with chromium content.. Although stainless steel definitely does rust in a salt environment - I believe marine heat exchangers have nickel content. There are other variations for working properties, for fine grain possibilities (think targa bar, delorean), and for sealing properties (foodservice). There must be someone who has the before and after side by side - patrickmotorsports is a likely candidate.

[Jaskas]

Originally Posted by merbesfield

I would love to here more details about the new SSI company bc all the rumors say that the product has changed to thinner SS and a different number ?, which supposedly will rust. I would like to see this Urban Legend confirmed or denied. I need some for my 66 911. Thanks

If you check the facts from jpgroups website: they state that they are using grade 304 grade steel for ssi's.

[douglas bray]

What are the chances you are in the following 2 videos? ....and what ever happened to your buddy that made all these cool videos? He seems to have vanished after his son was born.

Track day april 2009 compilation - YouTube

christians cab - YouTube




I can kind of understand it if having a child kind of killed the Porsche thing.... cause if this woman had my child....OMG I'd do whatever she said.


first spring run - YouTube




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[Danish Dynamite]

Hey Douglas

That is my impression too! I do see him now and then for Porsche-meetings, though.

My dad and I am in the first two minutes of the first video! I kind of forgot about that. We became 1st and 2nd at that DE 5 years ago in my car

That second one is another Danish Porsche-friend's car...

I very much agree! She is sweet looking

/Christian

[Danish Dynamite]

A few pictures of the progress:

[Nalspeed]

Progress, it's coming along nicely and keeping me motivated. The under hood filler is your fabrication or aftermarket, nice touch and cleans up the fender lines.

[Danish Dynamite]

Originally Posted by Nalspeed

Progress, it's coming along nicely and keeping me motivated. The under hood filler is your fabrication or aftermarket, nice touch and cleans up the fender lines.

Hey Nalspeed

Thank you I bougth the round filler and cap, but the bracket for mounting it in the inner fender is home made and welded in:

[willcall]

This is a great build log.

[Nalspeed]

Douglas, thanks for those cool video loads, it seems I've stumbled upon more videos posted by louisjazzbalfour (friends of yours), this video (link) and cinematography is very cool and the music is captivating do you know who's playing.

track day sweden - YouTube

Thanks,
Mark

Originally Posted by douglas bray

What are the chances you are in the following 2 videos? ....and what ever happened to your buddy that made all these cool videos? He seems to have vanished after his son was born.

Track day april 2009 compilation - YouTube

christians cab - YouTube




I can kind of understand it if having a child kind of killed the Porsche thing.... cause if this woman had my child....OMG I'd do whatever she said.


first spring run - YouTube




.

[Rleog]

Ane Nome from Brian Jonestown Massacre

Shazam

[Nalspeed]

Old school stuff, why did I not know this Thanks Rleog and the Clarisa on the 2009 Compilation (swear its the last one

Originally Posted by Rleog

Ane Nome from Brian Jonestown Massacre

Shazam

[Bill Jennings]

Just stumbled across this thread and played the track day sweden clip 3 times on my ipad.
Too cool.......seriously
I 'd love to make a video like that if only I had half the talent.

Thanks for sharing
Cheers
Bill

[Danish Dynamite]

The assemply is going the right way. Lots of details to attend to and lots of small parts you suddently realise you are missing!

Most of the rubber seals installed:



Now the fenders and hood are in place and lined up just fine:



As the original gas shocks for the hood don't work well with GRP, I bought this cool part for holding the hood from our host. A little magnet glued to the hood makes it easy to find the place...







I got the speaker hole in the dash deleted with a plate and the dash covered in nice leather



Oil door in place - looks really good! And a set of used chrome door handles (as I could not get the black paint off of mine)







/Christian

[quozl]

Love the progress to date and the regular updates but please tell me you are going to refinish the fuel tank. The rest of the area is beautiful but the tank needs respraying and detracts from the rest of it.

Cheers Al

[Danish Dynamite]

Thanks, Al

I might do the tank at some point - I can see your point! Do you know what the right color of grey would be?

/Christian

Love the progress to date and the regular updates but please tell me you are going to refinish the fuel tank. The rest of the area is beautiful but the tank needs respraying and detracts from the rest of it.



Cheers Al

[Danish Dynamite]

Time for a little update. After more than 2 years at the body shop the car is now done being worked at there:















The last thing put on the car before it left the body shop was a pair of historically correct licence plates. (My fist name is Christian - my last name starts with an S )

[Danish Dynamite]

After leaving the body shop, my car had a short stop at a graphics shop to have scripts put on. The car is now at a Porsche shop to have a new headliner and the windows installed. They sent me a few pictures from the work in progres...







The car should be ready for pickup in next week and then it is on to mounting brakes, oil lines and suspension, seats, roll cage and so on...

/Christian

[quozl]

Stunning, you must be stoked with the progress.