1973 2.4s Restoration
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Mike Usiskin
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Alan, your wok is, as always, simply stunning! Personally I htink you've a secret hoard of NOS becasue I can't belive you can get old parts as shiny as that!
former owner, still hoping to be reunited with my STOLEN 1972 911T/E 2.4 . Keep looking guys
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Alan @ CanfordClassics
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On all 911 doors there is a strap which stops the door from opening to far. On this and all our resto cars we fit new straps (check straps) but when fitted with the original pins supplied by Porsche the doors tends to click and thud when they open. This is due to the strength of the new strap and also enlarged holes the pins sit in on the A-post. For this reason we make our own door pins which are measured and fitted to each and every door. On one of the doors on this 2.4 the hole where the pins fits was different from top to bottom and thus the pin had to have a step in it so it fitted correctly. The problem with this is the step meant the pin had to be inserted from the bottom and would thus not look original. We therefore made a separate top hat that screwed into the top once the pin was fitted. I know no one will ever see this but it worked perfectly. 


Alan


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Alan @ CanfordClassics
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Hi,
All loom and electrics re-fitted, new headliner, carpets etc.


Recaro seat frames have been fully stripped and refurb'ed. As this is a 73 it has the twin locking mech on the seat frames.

Thanks
Alan
All loom and electrics re-fitted, new headliner, carpets etc.


Recaro seat frames have been fully stripped and refurb'ed. As this is a 73 it has the twin locking mech on the seat frames.

Thanks
Alan
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Alan @ CanfordClassics
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Car outside

Front suspension refitted

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Alan

Front suspension refitted

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miles5
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Looks great - as ever super work.
Small detail - is the steering column cowl held on with screws, and if so where can I get some?
Thanks,
Miles.
Small detail - is the steering column cowl held on with screws, and if so where can I get some?
Thanks,
Miles.
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1969 912 (LWB) (Sold)
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Alan @ CanfordClassics
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Hi Miles,
Thanks for your kind words
The cowl for 69- cars use 4 x M4 x 10mm cheese head screws from the front (ie where the horn plate sits) and 2 x M3 x10mm from the side. I have lots in stock if you need some.
HTH
Alan
Thanks for your kind words
The cowl for 69- cars use 4 x M4 x 10mm cheese head screws from the front (ie where the horn plate sits) and 2 x M3 x10mm from the side. I have lots in stock if you need some.
HTH
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Alan @ CanfordClassics
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Hi,
The wheels are now polished and ready to be re-anodised

Window trim has been re-anodised


and the recaro sport seats have been re-trimmed in leather (we actually did these a few weeks ago so excuse the dust)

Thanks
Alan
The wheels are now polished and ready to be re-anodised

Window trim has been re-anodised


and the recaro sport seats have been re-trimmed in leather (we actually did these a few weeks ago so excuse the dust)

Thanks
Alan
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wowowowow !
i'm always impressive by the CanfordClassic Work's !!!
Alan, it's a very nice job......very pro !
JLC
Alan, it's a very nice job......very pro !
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Alan @ CanfordClassics
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Thanks again for the kind words.
The refit is going well.
Rear bumpers back together. Rather than buy new the trims were stripped and re-anodised.

and fitted to the car

door cover strips with correct plastic rivets and sill trims

Rear overiders and rear panel back together

Thanks
The refit is going well.
Rear bumpers back together. Rather than buy new the trims were stripped and re-anodised.

and fitted to the car

door cover strips with correct plastic rivets and sill trims

Rear overiders and rear panel back together

Thanks
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Alan @ CanfordClassics
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Rear end back together

Re-furb'ed oil tank fitted, with new oil plug supplied by Porsche. I have asked why it is blue! seems better suited to a GT3 RS

Alan

Re-furb'ed oil tank fitted, with new oil plug supplied by Porsche. I have asked why it is blue! seems better suited to a GT3 RS

Alan
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rebuild
Alan that car is way toooo black . lovely paint and your refit is as good as ever.
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Alan @ CanfordClassics
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Thanks again and also thanks to Tim whom whilst down at the workshop snapped some pics of the car. It is almost finished but we still have a few jobs left to do before road testing and MOT.


Thanks
Alan


Thanks
Alan
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