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Sorry Guys, this was a very abstract conversation Gary and I had with Brenden and Mike on the tunnel on the way home from CLM. I just had to put the image in the form of a cartoon
You had to be there, we did laugh
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1975 Porsche 911S (SOLD)
1990 Porsche 964 Carrera 2 (Distant Memory)
2000 Audi TT 225
2007 Volvo V50 D5 SE Sport
2009 Hungarian Vizsla AWD
what started off as a laugh has turned serious. I need to know if anyone has taken off their RS rear wings to make a narrow bodied car without having totally new wings fitted. Can it be done and still salvage the arches for re-sale. Has anyone got any use for some 8 inch wheels---preferrably a swop for some 6 inch. Do you think I should go for the repaint to chartreuse at the same time or try to blow in the black carefully. Obviously this will be a major winter project. I have decided to keep the RS spec engine just need to get the bodywork to mint T spec.
Regards
Mike
Just remember to upgrade the engine to a non counterweighted crank / cast barrels and a grotty old pair of zeniths. While you're at it loose the anti roll bars, dump the recaros in favour of those old plasticy things and you'll be away. Remember t spec owes a lot to the Beetle!!! As an owner of 2 911 Ts I'm alllowed to take the Mick!!
Keith
I decided to keep the engine as is because of Gary's fiery Zenith problems but I take your point about the recaros (I think James is looking for a set). I will also need a plain engine lid and front spoiler. Anyone? Prefer swops for the RS replica stuff rather than outright purchase.
Regards
Mike
2006 RHD 997 Carrera (but DDK remains in my heart - also now no longer)
1972 LHD 2.4T with '73 2.4T CIS motor - gone to a new DDK home
1994 RHD 993 Carrera - gone!
1968 LHD 911L - was the Wife's but now in new hands