Any 356C owners on DDK ?

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Lightweight_911
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Any 356C owners on DDK ?

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If so, can you pm me ? - I have a favour to ask.
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sold mine last year but, if theres anything i can help you with?
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Mines a T6 B - same apart from the drum brakes - what do you need??

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Post by Lightweight_911 »

Thanks but it needs to be someone who currently owns a disc-braked C ...
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Hi

I have a 1964 356C, I live in France but if I can help.

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hi i have a 64 c coupe peter
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Barry/Peter - pm's sent.
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Hi Andy

Sent pics.


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hi andy pics sent if they are any good need anything else let me know peter
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Hey guys the suspence is killing me!! What's this all about that only a 'c' will answer?? Not any old T6 will do, just the C ?? Does it involve some secret C handshake? Please tell all!!
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Post by 40 scout »

Brake orientated no doubt - but why all the pm's??


It may benifit another user to discuss openly - surley that's the idea?

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Post by Lightweight_911 »

No great secrecy Louis (?) !

I've been gathering information about differences between various steel wheels fiited to early 911/912 models & just wanted to compare those fitted to the 356C's as well.

Interestingly the wheels fitted to both Barry's & Peter's cars are the Lemmerz version - I now need to track down a 356C owner with Kronprinz steel wheels ...
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Post by VG65 »

Hi Andy,

PM Johnny Graham (my brother) - he has a 1965 356C :wink:
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Post by Helen »

Lightweight_911 wrote:No great secrecy Louis (?) !

I've been gathering information about differences between various steel wheels fiited to early 911/912 models & just wanted to compare those fitted to the 356C's as well.

Interestingly the wheels fitted to both Barry's & Peter's cars are the Lemmerz version - I now need to track down a 356C owner with Kronprinz steel wheels ...
no idea what was on my 356C
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i've got thousands of pictures of almost every inch of it.
if i ever find the new owner he might like a disc with them on.

EDITED as realised you want wheel not the brakes
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Post by Johnny Graham »

Hi, yes got KPZ wheels on my warmed-up C, but not original as they're too wide (5.5J) and datestamped '69 and '71..from memory, that is (I have it at work today but my eyesight isnt good enough to see from my office :lol: )

So, my wheels are from a 911/12..not so much use I'm afraid.
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