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New Member Introduction
Hello everyone, I just wanted to take a minute of your time and introduce myself. I have admired and wanted a Porsche 911 since way back in the early 70's when I worked in a Porsche / VW repair shop while in college. After retiring 3 years ago, I decided the time had come to get what I had wanted for so long so I began to educate myself and to begin a search. I read all the books, forums etc. and finally wound up buying a car from one of my neighbors who had owned it for the last 25 years - he was 2nd owner. It is a totally original 1982 911SC sunroof coupe with 85,000 actual documented miles with very complete service records. It has the original paint and interior and everything works. I am looking forward to being a contributing member of this forum, thanks!http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1440013886.jpg
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Welcome! Nice car, and it appears to be all there. You are going to have so much fun with it. Have you walked out to the garage with a beer in your hand just to stare at the car yet?
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Congrats. Car is beautiful!
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Welcome aboard!! Looks like you've got a treasure there!!!!!
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Welcome and great choice!!! Great looking car!
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Great story. Cool car!
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Welcome! Congrats on achieving a life goal. Great looking Porsche. +1 on the garage/beer comment.
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congrats and welcome aboard. drive her hard, and often!
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nice .... hey, is that a front oil cooler air scoop I see ?
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I have to say that I stared at the engine compartment pic for a long time.
You don't want to know what my fuel lines look like on my '81. They are bent and knarly. Oh, quite functional, but no one whispers "sweeeet" under they're breath when they look at mine. They will with yours. Drive fast and fix slow. Enjoy your retirement with the best 911 ever made. Your's and mine. The SC. |
I love the blacks...had a 77 that looked exactly like that. I thought Bob's was red though? Confusing.
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Sweet car congratulations!
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Tangled web. Word is you have to put the car together with the parts untouched (i.e., black on a Guards red car). The state Po-Po approves the fix for the restored salvage title, then you dismantle and repaint. Still an SC. Thank God. And not white like Ronnie's 930 coupe. Awesome friggin lines, Ronnie. Nice choice. That batch is ready to launch. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1440028589.jpg Ronnie ...................thinking of upgrades............. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1440028892.jpg |
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In response to the upgrade question, The following have been completed since I purchased the car 3 months ago. Thanks for everyone's nice comments!
Carrera cam chain Tensioners All shifter and peddle assembly bushings replaced Carrera front oil cooler and fan added All rubber oil lines replaced Valves adjusted Brakes flushed - pads and rotors were new Spark plugs, rotor and cap replaced engine and transmission oil changed fuel tank sending unit replaced Clutch adjusted Air box pop - off valve installed replaced front a/c condenser fan Engine mounts replaced Fused dash lights and front condenser fan motor |
Govt is always up in our business....weird about how the parts and paint have to go on. Don't be too hard in Ronnie, whoops...on...he likes a ride with a bulbous rear. I like big Buttts, and I can not lie.
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I hate to admit it Ron, but your engine compartment is gorgeous ( sing it out) gorgeous.
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