Another BHCC VIN-swapped car
 

Beware: Frankenporsche..

No 69 ever had the indentation in the passenger door striker panel, raised rectangle on the engine lid slam panel or a power brake booster.

1969 Porsche 911S Sunroof Coupe | Beverly Hills Car Club

But this one goes even further with "freehand" bodywork.

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1489524230.jpg

LOL "Excellent candidate for restoration"! Yeah you only have to strip down to a bare chassis and throw everything else away.

Probably a typo. May have meant a different year like a 1979?

I'm guessing Japan market SC. Isn't all that red on a motor usually from Motor Meister?

100% VIN swap. Otherwise they lose CA market, which is a value killer for them

Nice find Bill. Kinda cool in Mad Max way.

MattR

Are those casters at the front suspension mounts? Where have I seen that idea before?

For some reason, I'm on their mailing list, even though they hate me for the Yelp review I gave 'em. They don't give a ***** about the cars they pump through there. It's all volume and velocity.

http://www.beverlyhillscarclub.com/g...7026_p51_l.jpg
:eek:

Neat

http://www.beverlyhillscarclub.com/g...7026_p45_l.jpg

Minus the "Ronnie Red" fan.....looks pretty nice...

MattR

Looks like the prototype 996 from that rear end...

How many 69's came with AC?

Amazing what can be done with 17 cans of glass reinforced bondo a da sander and a few days + of extra time.
B

The ones that did didn't have that version. There was a unit mounted below the main dash. It wasn't integral, even from the factory.

... the organic design is looking better and better to me and might I say, is an improvement over the factory slantslope slopenose slant.

http://www.beverlyhillscarclub.com/g...7026_p12_l.jpg
http://www.beverlyhillscarclub.com/g...7026_p13_l.jpg

I was referring to the cut out on the front suspension pan behind the bumper for the front condenser blower motor.