My RHD 1971 911 2.2E Coupe

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My RHD 1971 911 2.2E Coupe

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Well I've posted a lot of pictures of internal bits of my car before, but realised I've never actually posted any of it as a "whole" so to speak (apart from one in my introductory post)

So here are the details:

Type 911E Coupe 2,2l (originally 155hp - now 177hp with 2.2S pistons and bored out cylinder head intake ports and throttle bodies to S spec)

Delivered to AFN Reading 01 March`71

Color 1818=albertblue

Original Interior 32=leatherette beige,middle of seats corduroy - Now Black leather with houndstooth inserts on Recaro Sport Seats, work done by Alan.UK

Options fitted:
402=Koni dampers (not hydropneumatic) "S"front brakes (3.5" not 3" spacing)
404=stabilizer front and rear 15mm
425=rear wiper
568=colored windows
650=sliding roof
651=power windows
and has acquired front Hella fog lights too

She's a good 5 yard car, couple of body issues to sort eventually, but shes a driver not a show car :)

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New Sisal mats help

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and of course she sports one of these 8)

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Post by 210bhp »

Lovely 8) in every way.

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:shock: :shock: Beautiful car and a great colour that truly suits the shape 8)
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Stunning. Would be happy with it on my drive.
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Looks like you have washed it!! :lol:

Real nice apart from the fact it has the steering wheel on the wrong side.

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johnM wrote:
Real nice apart from the fact it has the steering wheel on the wrong side.

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Here you go John, everythings going to be alright :lol:

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Post by Alan @ CanfordClassics »

That looks great James. You must be happy with all the recent work put into the car.

Front and rear seats also look pretty good :wink: The combination of leather and houndstooth really suits your car.

If you still need rear 1/4s that cover the inertia mech, give me a call.

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Very nice indeed! :drunken:
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Post by 58A - 71E »

Thanks for all the positive comments chaps
johnM wrote:Looks like you have washed it!! :lol:
Yep, it doesnt happen too often so had to take some pictures just to prove it :oops: :lol:
Alan.UK wrote:That looks great James. You must be happy with all the recent work put into the car. Front and rear seats also look pretty good :wink: The combination of leather and houndstooth really suits your car
Thanks Alan, the car is really starting to come together now, in fact I even managed a weekend without taking significant parts of it apart :P
They do look good dont they :wink: 8)
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Post by hot66 »

Very nice James :)

I see quickfit SBS have changed the design of their rear belt mechs ... those look at lot better than the one I got from them a couple of years ago. I see the new ones don't need to be mounted horizontally now
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:lol: :lol: thank god, i will be able to sleep now!

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johnM wrote:
Real nice apart from the fact it has the steering wheel on the wrong side.

Regards
Here you go John, everythings going to be alright :lol:

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:lol: :lol: thank god, i will be able to sleep now!

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johnM wrote:
Real nice apart from the fact it has the steering wheel on the wrong side.

Regards
Here you go John, everythings going to be alright :lol:

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Is that steering wheel for real :shock:
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Matt black70 wrote:Is that steering wheel for real :shock:
Yeah,it was a hire car I rented in Ireland.The girl behind the desk said it was something to do with being able to drive it North and south of the border.... European legislation or something.

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Post by Lightweight_911 »

It looks fabulous James!

I don't know why Albert Blue is not seen more frequently on early 911's/912's - it really suits these cars.
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