Mongrel Street Racer

[Darren65]

….kinda like those

[KS]

Amazing!

[myatt1972]

Barry is a genius, what a fantastic job

[Bootsy]

Ditto!

[Darren65]

Barry is a genius

….indeed!

I love the new pressing he's fabricated at the front, adds a feature to the flat area and brings back in a bit of strength….I'm told they're still incredibly rigid, even before the skin was added. At some point I'll weigh the new door against a standard one and see how much we've saved.

…..Oh, and the gaps and lines are (of course) as we've come to take for granted from the Metal Meister…





Cheers,

[sladey]

Awesome work and a very cool mod

[Ralph]

Very nice indeed - virtually making a door from scratch!

How many hours would a door take?

[haasad]

Now that is really cool...it looks factory and so racey. I kept my doors complete including the later side impact bars in the interest of safety, but they are damn heavy. Even so I got my car down to 930 kg wet be interesting to see what you weigh in at when its done. Love it.

[haasad]

Now that is really cool...it looks factory and so racey. I kept my doors complete including the later side impact bars in the interest of safety, but they are damn heavy. Even so I got my car down to 930 kg wet be interesting to see what you weigh in at when its done. Love it.

[Darren65]

Very nice indeed - virtually making a door from scratch!

How many hours would a door take?

You're right there Ralph, it was a case of rebuilding the whole inner frame as the original pressings are so close to the frame edge……..and I thought it was a case of just cutting out the middle and bending the edges!

I appreciate all the feedback guys…..Barry certainly takes an idea and raises it a notch or two…...or 100!

Cheers,

[Lightweight_911]

Fantastic work & great to see something 'different' ...

[Alan @ CanfordClassics]

Looking good, it takes hours making specific parts so I can relate to how much work they take. In
case it helps you can buy door skins from Porsche without the mirror holes and additional metal support thus no need to weld them up.

Hth

Alan

[911hillclimber]

In 1988 I bought some Dansk door skins as my doors were well knackered, all the bottom needed replacing. The skins were an awful shape and profile one side needed 1/8" welding wire leading to the door end...
I was told they were the first skins in the country, certainly were the first off the tools....
Are the Porsche skins from Dansk like many other 'factory' panels?

As to Barry's doors: as you expect from the Master.

[Nick Moss]

Are the Porsche skins from Dansk like many other 'factory' panels?

I am aware of one panel, a bit of 3.2 tinware, what other panels are you referring to?

[Barry]

Looking good, it takes hours making specific parts so I can relate to how much work they take. In
case it helps you can buy door skins from Porsche without the mirror holes and additional metal support thus no need to weld them up.

Hth

Alan

Thanks Alan: have you got part nos?