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New 944 owner :)

Hello,

my name is Johan, I'm 26yo and from Antwerp, Belgium.

After owning a 911 for about 2 years, and totalling it eventually...




... it was time for a 944 project car




It's a late 84 N/A that has been off the road for about 6 years,
so first plans will be a belt job, front oil seals, water-pump, ...

Other plans are:
Koni's with weltmeister springs (already in posession)
Heigo 7-points Rollcage (also in posession)
Full respray (by next summer)

Also bought a second interior set to cut down to fit the rollcage
(minor adjustments on the carpet, rear seat and dash)

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Greetings,
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Welcome to our world -- Johan & nice to see another 944 project on the way ,good luck & happy wrenching.
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nice wheels, and dash! and yellow guages! sorry about the 911 loss, what happened?
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oh wow. a pristine dash. i've like never seen one.
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Thx

About the 911, an old woman left her parking spot but didn't see me coming,
so I hit her at about 80-90Km/h. Front wheel took most of the hit and
torsed the chassis...

Hope it 'll be some better weather soon cuz it's still snowing aroud here...

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Did some work on the car today again and I'm afraid
I have to replace some seals...



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once you determine which seals need replacing......i usually drive mine (if possible) to a car wash and lay on a cardboard box and spray it with engine cleaner or dish soap, and clen it so it isnt such a dirty job.

if the car does not run, i lay carpet or cardboard under it to catch the gunk, and spray with engine cleaner, then brush it with a bottle brush or wire brush if needed. helps a lot if you can see what you are doing.
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Car is indeed not running at the moment.
It has been stored for about 7 years now,
so I'm planning on replacing the belts first.
Removing the undertray was the first step

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