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It's from MikeB's 2.2s - I've got the latch if required

Hi all - thought I'd add to this thread - I hope I'm not going to get kicked out for such non-Porsche heresy! :lol: But there are some lovely little Lancia Fulvias out there - I especially like the Rally cars such as this one..... http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C417454 Anyone know of a cheap Ful...

Hi Derek -

I used a slightly different, slightly more socially acceptable approach than Nige - I used a small gas torch (the kind you might use if you're doing plumbing.....). Worked well !

You could chuck them on the BBQ..... plenty of those in swanky SW London !

regards
Sean

Afternoon All - I've been having a look at alternatives to the early 911 and am really liking the little Alfa GTs at the moment - example attached. I appreciate the world of 911s is now gone completely mad but do wonder how/why anyone would buy the attached LHD 911T for restoration (or any of the ot...

Hi there

Max at Revival Cars near Heathrow is a well regarded 912 specialist and a decent fella.

He's a sponsor advertiser on here.

As good a place as any to start.

Good luck with search!

SD

A Ddk-er on here has a 996 Anniversary model which IMHO is the best looking of the 996s - similar to the C4S but 2wd and presumably a very high spec model with extra power

Be interested in his impressions of the car

Sd

Evening All -

Even thought its a LHD to RHD conversion AND the wrong engine - surely this is a great little car at that estimate?!

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/ ... 1s/1618242#

Good afternoon - I am offering for sale the following Porsche items - Interior door release mechanisms with actuating rods from a 1970 911T. These are in excellent condition - £50 http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff87/sdelan_2007/001-5.jpg Price + Postage. PM for details/discuss etc Kind Regards S...

Well, looks like it sold for £11,600. If it is solid then I think somebody got a good deal..... Nice colour as well...... Hi there - I don't think the Reserve was met at £11,600 - I think it would certainly be worth contacting the owner as this is the second time (recently) that the car hasn't sold...

left4dead wrote:Just had a quick look through the results from Saturday and, of the cars that sold, I'm quite impressed at how accurate the estimates were (which can not be said of a number of the auction houses out there).

Where did you find the results so quickly Steve?

regards
Sean

Well you could always snap this one up - but hurry!!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-911-2 ... 27d53bf992

There was an even nicer (IMHO) sepia brown SC "RS" rep on ebay a couple of weeks back - previously discussed on DDK i think. I certainly believe that, for many of us, such cars represent a good way into (or back into) experiencing early 911 ownership where ya might want to build in your ow...

Hi Ian

I got mine from R-to-RSR (Andy Hornby) but they appear to be available elsewhere eg

http://www.rogerbrayrestoration.com/911newparts.htm

HTH
Sean

Sorry - no - I was only guestimating given its relative value and colour/condition etc.

Pricing of Loft conversions is the only thing that I'm seriously enquiring about at the moment!!

SD

Nick Moss wrote:A very poor shut line on the driver's door to rear quarter and sill. This may be just a poorly adjusted door but could be incorrectly fitted panels.

Nick - what price do you think? RHD premium so £35k.....

SD