Another ST-build - this time from Denmark - Page 2

SigmundF · 02-13-2013, 12:23 AM

The car looks great :-)

I am also planning a ST project, where did you get the flares from and is the rear bumper ST or RSR?

Danish Dynamite · 02-13-2013, 01:41 AM

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Originally Posted by SigmundF

The car looks great :-)

I am also planning a ST project, where did you get the flares from and is the rear bumper ST or RSR?

Thank you

I got the steel flares from a danish guy called Marek. He had them reproduced and they are exellent quality. He can be reached at: early911parts@gmail.com

I got the rear bumper in Germany from a guy who has ST-parts. A little wider than RS - a little narrower than RSR

/Christian

Uwon · Uwon's Garage

Hey DD,
Great project. Those flares are awesome. Do post lots of picks for us. Cheers...

Danish Dynamite · 02-15-2013, 06:51 AM

Pictures from taking the front apart:

The great guy (Kaj) inspecting the inside of the trunk

Danish Dynamite · 02-20-2013, 06:30 AM

The car looket really nice in 2008 when I bought it, but over the four years of driving it, some signs of problems showed up:

We decided to attend it all during the build. These pictures are from the right side

Both the inner and outer rocker panels need to be replaced and also where the door closes

jm993rs · 02-20-2013, 07:20 AM

I'm subscribed to this !!!

Danish Dynamite · 02-28-2013, 09:52 AM

Right side pictures:

Some work had to be done inside of the fender towards the door closing panel:

1968SWTs · 1968SWTs's Garage

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Originally Posted by jsveb

Sounds like a fun project.

Nice to see another Dane on board.

Danmark og Alabama?? - meget morsomt der minder mig om foodprocessorer og Oluf Kartofler :-)

jsveb · jsveb's Garage

Der er nu ikke så meget Oluf Sand over det.

1968SWTs · 1968SWTs's Garage

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Originally Posted by jsveb

Der er nu ikke så meget Oluf Sand over det.

Actually Alabama is my technology secret. Twice the productivity at half the price. A lot of talent, common sense, problem solving capability, without the Silicon Valley attitude :-)

just watch out for the brown recluse!

Danish Dynamite · 03-23-2013, 02:20 AM

While waiting on the body work, I collected a new exhaust system. The old one was from DANSK and a bit too small, so I took it off, cleaned it and sold it:

Before and after initial cleaning. What a difference! (And part of my patient girlfriend...)

After a lot of elbow grease and a lot of Autosol:

The old mufler got cleaned up too:

Danish Dynamite · 03-23-2013, 02:27 AM

Time to focus on the new system. I got a pair of headers from EBS, that I painted black with heat resistant paint:

Looks nice on the engine! And the fit was perfect. I am runing Carrera 3.2 heads on my 3.0 Carerra engine and the ports and the header was a perfect match!

Danish Dynamite · 03-23-2013, 02:46 AM

The new exhaust is from DANSK in ST-style. It was grey when I got it, but I wanted it to be black...

I found some perfect clamps for the pipes that I also painted black:

I am a little concerned about how much noise this system makes?!

Danish Dynamite · 03-27-2013, 04:49 AM

More work on the front of the car.

The ugly ducklings where the battery cases had been and the previous owner had made a mess are gone and nice new (original thickness) plate is fitted instead:

The front pad cleaned up nicely and we decided not to replace it:

Test fitting the closing plate:

Danish Dynamite · 03-27-2013, 04:59 AM

Senior inspecting the process:

Hood testfittet:

cnielsen · 03-27-2013, 05:59 AM

Hey Christian, great work! I want to point out though that the sides of front bulk head should be on the inside of the lateral supports instead of wrapped around the outside of those like you show. It might affect the fit of the fenders and hood as you would have made the front of the car narrower than it should be.

Craig_D · Craig_D's Garage

Great looking build! I just noticed that you appear to have no rain gutters! That was some effort by the previous owner.

Danish Dynamite · 03-27-2013, 06:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Craig_D

Great looking build! I just noticed that you appear to have no rain gutters! That was some effort by the previous owner.

Hey Craig! Love your suspension thread

That is true. The previous owner took them off in the attempt to make a Yellow Bird. And I hate it! Either I am having them reaplied in some way or I am having the entire roof replaced... Gotte have rain gutters for my car.

/Christian

Craig_D · Craig_D's Garage

Hey Christian, thanks! I'm still working through some final details before a shake down test, but at least I'm in good shape right at the beginning of the season.

So, you think you'll reapply the rain gutters. Wow, that seems daunting. Are you considering a lightweight roof insert and full cage?

Danish Dynamite · 04:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Craig_D

Hey Christian, thanks! I'm still working through some final details before a shake down test, but at least I'm in good shape right at the beginning of the season.

So, you think you'll reapply the rain gutters. Wow, that seems daunting. Are you considering a lightweight roof insert and full cage?

You put a lot of work into it! And looks really good

I have them same and more work to do on my suspension. Most of my parts are from Rebel Racing.

My body work guy is considering either to remanufacture rain gutters and weld them on the existing roof, or to replace the whole roof with one that has rain gutters. I want the original look back! I will go for a full cage at some point