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[alexb1969]

Been lurking here for a while - heres my currently working 911 ( for sale at Sports and Prestige)

Untitled by alexb1969, on Flickr

and heres what the sale of it will fund

Untitled by alexb1969, on Flickr

Been on Ebay for a while - I viewed it back in March and decided that it was a reasonable candidate for a bare shell resto - resto thread to be started soon :D

[proporsche]

Hello to all
here is my red devil 1985 Carrera with 763 170 miles up to this date.
Ivan

[paul284pt]

Hi Chaps,

Update with the re-trimmed interior.





Cheers,
Paul

[Uk911]

Hi Chaps,

Update with the re-trimmed interior.





Cheers,
Paul

If you don't mind me asking who did the seat retirming?.....Mark

[paul284pt]

Hi Mark,

John Collins at www.heritage-classics.com

Cheers,
Paul

[sladey]

Nice! I'm doing a v similar colour scheme on mine at the moment

[paul284pt]

Nice! I'm doing a v similar colour scheme on mine at the moment

Thanks Sladey. I'll look forward to seeing your update.

Cheers,
Paul

[911hillclimber]

[Bootsy]

Cool picture

Did I read somewhere that you are going to respray the 'T' or try and match some of the paint?

[911hillclimber]

Yep, that's the plan for the old girl. I have a few places to fix on the one wing and a corner of one door.

Have LOTS of time now early retired!

[mrk]

Not often these two get together....one lives at home, the other I tend to keep at work until winter....

[RoughchildMotorworks]

Father and Son

[jm58]

Received my X-Mas gift, my nice wife took care of delivery, she sent me that picture and wrote me that it's easy to drive
I am really glad after two years without 911
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[Charles F]

Here's my ugly duckling out on the track at Portland International Raceway. This is turn 2, or the 2nd half of the chicane:


And what it looks like from the inside:
https://youtu.be/qDt-mYgLaj0

[cluskera]

I've lurked around ddk for a while. I don't feel I'm in the "grand restorer" fold yet but I've dappled around my day job. I'm quite obsessive about detail so no doubt if I extend that to these old cars I'll well and truly fall down the slippery slope. Is that a mig welder for Christmas and epoxy mastic?

In any case I always wanted an old Porsche for a number of reasons. A late SC was the first purchase. In October 14 I started a father / son (I'm the son in the duo) project and the engine was dropped and rebuilt, as was the gearbox. I might post some experiences another time but here is the car:

Restored engine back in:



Previously being removed:



At Le Mans and great british welcome couple years back:





It has 97k miles and has been cared for over the years.

Then in November 14 I was walking through Dublin near my work when I spotted a grubby looking 993. It had a fully stamped book and was a manual varioram car. Anyway, a deal was done on probably the wisest purchase I've ever made. It's a 96 993 C4.

Bone stock, even factory lowered. Right now it is having a new front windscreen fitted. I did 5000 miles in this car over 4 months travelling and only filled it with fuel. I did melt the air ducting on top of the fan in 40 degree heat. Duly replaced. They don't make them like this anymore.



Ultimately I will move these on to loving owners and perhaps do one major project with an earlier car taking inspiration from ddk and IB or may try to source a 964 as a keeper I'm not sure...I like driving these cars more than lying under them !

Anyway, thanks to all for various advice over the years .