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Captain Ahab Jr
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Mick really like your car, once it's all finished I'm sure you will forget the pain involved.
I'm interested in the Porsche side script, any idea how accurate a reproduction it is? and
Could you please measure the total height from the bottom edge of the lower thin stripe to the top edge of the upper thin strip for me when you're next out in your garage.
I'm thinking of moving the door lower shut gap higher up on my project and it would be a good way to disguise it.
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Mick Cliff
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No real idea how accurate the script isCaptain Ahab Jr wrote:I'm interested in the Porsche side script, any idea how accurate a reproduction it is? and
Could you please measure the total height from the bottom edge of the lower thin stripe to the top edge of the upper thin strip for me when you're next out in your garage.
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Really worth the wait and a lovely collection you have - any pictures of all three together ?
Ian
Really worth the wait and a lovely collection you have - any pictures of all three together ?
Ian
Ian Highfield
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1964 Alfa Giulia Sprint GT SOLD
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1964 Alfa Giulia Sprint GT SOLD
1992 964 C2 with RS Suspension and Sport Interior SOLD
1973 911T (2.7 Carrera engine and loads of period mods - all steel) SOLD
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Sort of here http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewto ... c&start=15Highfield wrote:Mick
Really worth the wait and a lovely collection you have - any pictures of all three together ?
Ian
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Thanks Bootsy, that's the nearest I've got to photographing all 3 together.Bootsy wrote:Sort of here http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewto ... c&start=15
Improvement in weather means I'm busy part of the day finishing the R and driving the Rep for the other for part of the day and 'spare' time is spent trying to resurrect the garden. I've set myself a target of taking the R to the meet at Specialist Cars in Malton in April.... time will tell!
At that point I may well have all the cars outside together to take photos
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See page 3 of this post. I believe they were made by/for RS911, they are fibreglass and bonded to the steel door shell. I'm now in the process of fitting Makralon door 'glass', lifting straps, interior door openers (as M471) and interior 'pull' handles (again as M471). Need perspex/Makralon quarter light 'glasses' with bubble ventspete917 wrote:I like the idea of the door cards out of fibre glass. Have you got any pics of the finished cards?
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Thanks MickMick Cliff wrote:See page 3 of this post. I believe they were made by/for RS911, they are fibreglass and bonded to the steel door shell. I'm now in the process of fitting Makralon door 'glass', lifting straps, interior door openers (as M471) and interior 'pull' handles (again as M471). Need perspex/Makralon quarter light 'glasses' with bubble ventspete917 wrote:I like the idea of the door cards out of fibre glass. Have you got any pics of the finished cards?
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Managed to get most of one door 'glass' fitted todaypete917 wrote:I like the idea of the door cards out of fibre glass. Have you got any pics of the finished cards?
Also gives some detail of the door cards

Lifting strap (leather belt blanks). Aluminium channel at base of 'glass' to trap the leather and stiffen up the 'glass'

Note hole drilled to access the bolt fixing to the quarterlight

Additional lifter at top of 'glass'. It's a two handed job to open or close the windows

Still to fit - the Sam Brown stud that the leather will pop on to; the door opener (RS pulls); accurate hole/s in the leather for 3 positions - fully closed, half open, fully open.
Spent a goodly amount of time aligning the frame only to realise that I'd forgotten to re-install the lock case so out it all came again!
I'm not yet convinced that this is a good solution, but it does mimic the original R (one of 'em). I may yet go back to real glass
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