Very early 912

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Very early 912

Post by revival-cars »

Have a super early 912 in for some work at the moment - 912 number 445

Has a few querky features, like the chassis plate stamped 356T6 / 912 and a green dial oil pressure guage :shock:

Very rarely see cars this early, so will post some pics up for reference. Quite a cool car.
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sounds very interesting. looking forward to seeing the pics.
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Would be nice to do a photo story for the Register site, so seldom see very early cars. Love the idea of the T6.
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Post by 912uk »

my 65 12 is 454248

car was built 65 and sold in early 66

as far as I am aware I will be able to register this as a 65 C plate and not a 66 D plate.

I am sure I will be set for an argument with the DVLA
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Post by Gilbert '71 T »

Cool Max would love to see some photos, sounds really interesting.


Mark, I'd assume the dvla would give you a C plate on that car. My 66 built 67 model year was given a D plate 8)
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Yes I think they will be ok but you only have to get a jobs worth on the day and then that;s that..

mind you my mate works there and he is straight as a die, so I will give him the paper work as he knows what he is doing..

Hey hows the Green rocket doing? any luck getting it sorted ?

if you need to buy valves then Will at CSP seamed to have some, they are what I was going to buy..

When we going to have a 912 day at Max's place.. ( thought I better push a 912 meeting :roll: )
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Post by Der Fudgemeister »

If the lottery syndicate comes up at work................

.....Then i'm gonna put a deposit down on this early 912 / 356D.

I just LURVE these early 3 gauge painted dash cars.

Pictures soon please as I'm getting all giddy thinking about this beauty :drunken:
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I am going to paint my dash the same as the body colour as it was orginaly lucky it's still got the 3 dial dash intackt also
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Heres a few shots - She's been in very dusty storage for a few years now, we've been tasked with getting her back on the road for the owner. Should be an interesting little project 8)

In case your wondering why they're missing, some punk stole all of the original light units from the car whilst it was in storage!

Gavin, great idea - I'll take some photos along the way and do a write-up for the register site.

Early 356 & 912 data plate on upper bulkhead
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Inner wing mounted washer bottle
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Painted dash and original Blaupunkt radio
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A four dial dash?! Green faced VDO oil pressure guage makes an appearance
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Early engine, sporting the correct early air filter canisters & Euro spec heating setup.
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Post by Der Fudgemeister »

OHMIGOD!!!!!

Methinks i just creamed my jeans :drunken:
The '65 is Oh so sexy lookin' that it hurts!!!!!!
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Yep, its definitely a very cool piece of Porsche history :)
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It's like a pregnant 356C! uBER COOL!
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Post by MartinP »

Hey Max - will the car still be there next week when mine comes down? It would be good to see how my euro-spec heater setup is supposed to look.
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Post by revival-cars »

Hi Martin. Yep, it'll still be here next week - Pretty handy as I can use it to see what mods we'll need to make to your fan housing ahead of time. See you next week 8)
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revival-cars wrote:Early engine, sporting the correct early air filter canisters & Euro spec heating setup.
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8) 8) 8)
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