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Marginally Insane
 
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: Vegas
Posts: 9
Porsche Crest 914 V8 Project ---- Fire At Will-----

SO, I have a 914 V8 conversion project I've been working on for some time now. Started with no kids and no bills.... now I have two kids and just got divorced ha-ha so the car has been on hold for around a year, should be knocking it out soon.

any tips, comments, advice, hate messages, somebody that wants to buy it when im done?

I literally have no reason to keep this as it wont hold me and my two sons, leaving this as a "alone time" ride. Plan is to finish the build, and then find a buyer or trade for a crewcab chevy truck (Hopefully).

I'll put up more photos when I get around to taking some..... car is mostly sanded to metal at the moment... the random paint colors are from me spraying it to keep the metal that I exposed when I flared the fenders from rusting while it sat.

Complete so far......

BRAKE SYSTEM
BMW 320i Front brake calipers
Street tech brake pads
New rubber brake lines @ calipers
New hard brake lines @ Calipers
Rear Brake Tee installed, proportioning valve delete
New 911 19mm Master Cylinder
Rebuilt, Painted Pedal Cluster
Bronze pedal Bushings
Ceramic Painted Brake Calipers

SUSPENSION & TRANSMISSION
New fuel line
New Wheel Bearings
New Shifter Bushings Front to back
Rebuilt CV's - Sanded & Painted Axles
9" Flywheel
Kennedy Engineering Stage III Clutch & Pressure Plate
Kennedy Engineering Throwout Bearing
Kennedy Engineering Pilot Bearing
IMI-101 High Torque Starter
New Tie Rod Ends
Weltmeister 180lb Rear Springs
Rebuilt / Painted Rear Shocks
Custom Wheel Adapters 4x130 to 5x114.5
19" x 8" Wheels
225/35/zr19 Tires

ENGINE
Rebuilt Chevy Small Block 350 from 1985 Corvette
Mild Lunati Cam
New Lifters
New Pushrods
New Rings
New Oil Pump
New Timing Chain & Gears
All Fel-Pro Gaskets
Cleaned & Painted Block
HEI Distributor
New Plugs & Wires
Edelbrock RPM Air Gap Intake
Holley 650cfm Carb
Flowtech Shorty Headers - Ceramic Painted
Renegade Hybrids Adapter Plate
Renegade Hybrids Water Pump
Renegade Hybrids Alternator Bracket
Renegade Hybrids Engine Mount Bar
Renegade Hybrids HD Chassis Engine Mount Plates
Renegade Hybrids Transmission Setback Blocks
Renegade Hybrids Harmonic Balancer

INTERIOR & BODY
Custom Accented Gauge Cluster
Alpine Stereo
Cleaned & painted Gas Tank
Hand Flared Fenders
Wheelwells, Undercarriage, Engine Bay, Front Trunk & Suspension components completely coated in rubberized undercoating
Truck bed coating in rear trunk





Old 07-31-2014, 11:24 AM
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Marginally Insane
 
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: Vegas
Posts: 9
Sale

Also, If anyone wants to buy this thing off me, shoot me an offer. I'll sell it as is, or you can wait until I finish it off.....
Old 07-31-2014, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Vegas914 View Post
SO, I have a 914 V8 conversion project I've been working on for some time now. Started with no kids and no bills.... now I have two kids and just got divorced ha-ha so the car has been on hold for around a year, should be knocking it out soon.

any tips, comments, advice, hate messages, somebody that wants to buy it when im done?

I literally have no reason to keep this as it wont hold me and my two sons, leaving this as a "alone time" ride. Plan is to finish the build, and then find a buyer or trade for a crewcab chevy truck (Hopefully).

I'll put up more photos when I get around to taking some..... car is mostly sanded to metal at the moment... the random paint colors are from me spraying it to keep the metal that I exposed when I flared the fenders from rusting while it sat.

Complete so far......

BRAKE SYSTEM
BMW 320i Front brake calipers
Street tech brake pads
New rubber brake lines @ calipers
New hard brake lines @ Calipers
Rear Brake Tee installed, proportioning valve delete
New 911 19mm Master Cylinder
Rebuilt, Painted Pedal Cluster
Bronze pedal Bushings
Ceramic Painted Brake Calipers

SUSPENSION & TRANSMISSION
New fuel line
New Wheel Bearings
New Shifter Bushings Front to back
Rebuilt CV's - Sanded & Painted Axles
9" Flywheel
Kennedy Engineering Stage III Clutch & Pressure Plate
Kennedy Engineering Throwout Bearing
Kennedy Engineering Pilot Bearing
IMI-101 High Torque Starter
New Tie Rod Ends
Weltmeister 180lb Rear Springs
Rebuilt / Painted Rear Shocks
Custom Wheel Adapters 4x130 to 5x114.5
19" x 8" Wheels
225/35/zr19 Tires

ENGINE
Rebuilt Chevy Small Block 350 from 1985 Corvette
Mild Lunati Cam
New Lifters
New Pushrods
New Rings
New Oil Pump
New Timing Chain & Gears
All Fel-Pro Gaskets
Cleaned & Painted Block
HEI Distributor
New Plugs & Wires
Edelbrock RPM Air Gap Intake
Holley 650cfm Carb
Flowtech Shorty Headers - Ceramic Painted
Renegade Hybrids Adapter Plate
Renegade Hybrids Water Pump
Renegade Hybrids Alternator Bracket
Renegade Hybrids Engine Mount Bar
Renegade Hybrids HD Chassis Engine Mount Plates
Renegade Hybrids Transmission Setback Blocks
Renegade Hybrids Harmonic Balancer

INTERIOR & BODY
Custom Accented Gauge Cluster
Alpine Stereo
Cleaned & painted Gas Tank
Hand Flared Fenders
Wheelwells, Undercarriage, Engine Bay, Front Trunk & Suspension components completely coated in rubberized undercoating
Truck bed coating in rear trunk




Hello,
Going through a divorce is a odd time and maybe If you can afford it keep it and spend some time enjoying the process. Build the car using care and understand you will really enjoy driving it when its finished.
John
Old 01-06-2015, 06:52 PM
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Marginally Insane
 
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: Vegas
Posts: 9
Yes, but the divorce isn't the reason to unload the car. Either way, I got the xmas shopping wrapped up and have started getting back to it. Electrical syatem is almost sorted out (no wipers, no horn yet), waiting on fuses to come in. Rust Spots Under Passenger seat patched up, light bulbs for gauges coming in the mail, along with water temp / oil pressure gauges and Tach Adapt. if all continues well, I should have my electrical and carpeting wrapped in a week or two, then get the engine buttoned up and bolted in..

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