What did you do in/on/for your Porsche today?

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Re: What did you do in/on/for your Porsche today?

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haasad wrote:I took off all the TdF livery....much more grown up...

pics!
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I got a picture taken in my mates garage of my bonnet bare metalled
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Best I can do at present...

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Looks cool plain - also looked cool liveried up.
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Oh, what a shame ...
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I removed the windscreen from my 964 just ding some paint and the screen is stone chip'd so time for a new one, a little rust on the near side rear quarter near the sill, new piece made up and welded in prepairing for paint.
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1. Fitted the silencer. I know Porsche sometime plough their own furrow but those silencer support straps are the work of the devil. As is so often the way, the first one took a couple of hours of head scratching, evil glaring, G clamping, tie-wrapping, bending, long-bolt searching & colourful language while the second was a 10 minute breeze.
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3. Ordered a fuel filler overflow socket and a pair of sill scuff plates from my friendly OPC
4. Popped to B&Q to get some ally strip to make a fuel filter bracket. Nicked an inner tube from Boy#1's bike to wrap it in.
5. Had a brainwave and found a local boatbuilder to fix the g/f rear RS bumper that I thought was scrap. Anyone want to buy a brand-new Autosport one?
6. Had a conversation with Joe at Trimdelux about the orientation of the 'bricks' in basket weave vinyl.

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Took the nose off my 6T to clean out the rads and fit mesh, in time-honoured 996 tradition.

The bumper has been off quite recently as the PO had a new condenser fitted - even so its amazing how many damp leaves and crapola has collected in there, no wonder the rads etc corrode. If you have a 996 you need to do this asap people!

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Also taking the opportunity to clean off and put tectyl ML rustproofing on all the fixtures and fittings, brake lines etc while the wheels are off - very satisfying to catch it before it gets all horribly rusty. :)
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fit some mesh to the grills whislt the bumper is off ... it will prevent most of the crap getting in there
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Burma-Shave wrote:Took the nose off my 6T to clean out the rads and fit mesh
Keep up at the back. I agonised a little bit about chat about mesh reducing airflow, but having seen what can happen, she's getting meshed fo sho'.
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Tried to shift the bugs from the last two Euro trips prior to picking up a few more on the way to Scotland :)

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Agreed with Mrs Hillclimber to go to Sept SPA in the 73T/3.2
No sure who is the most nervous.... :cyclops:
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Cool. Do it in one hit both ways, she really get to appreciate the car that way... ;) I did it recently and you are 80 miles closer!

Can I suggest one (or maybe two) pairs of these?

Noise cancelling headphones
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Oh, she doesn't moan THAT much, it's more the 'look' that is 'loud' so to speak...no need for ear muffs.

Not sure what bits to take just in case other than a phone and Hagerty contact number!
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We'll be using noise cancelling headphones for the journey up to Scotland. The car sounds great but not at a steady 80 for 4 hours
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