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Re: 1967 Ivory White 912
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 11:19 am
by 55ovalcharlie
danny wrote:looks cool
you bringing it to Stanford Hall?
Hi Danny
do you mean the VW show at Stanford? or something else?
If VW Show - I'll most likely be there but on a trade stand with
www.aircooledapparel.com and
www.aircooledaccessories.com
Re: 1967 Ivory White 912
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 5:29 pm
by jjeffries
Nice cars. How are those new Ford F-150's being received in England? Does the aluminium body make it more palatable? Kind regards, John.
Re: 1967 Ivory White 912
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 7:42 pm
by 55ovalcharlie
jjeffries wrote:Nice cars. How are those new Ford F-150's being received in England? Does the aluminium body make it more palatable? Kind regards, John.
Hi
They're ford Rangers mate. You can't buy f150 in the UK from ford . They're far too thirsty for UK customers
I work for a ford dealer hence the abundance of fords about
The ranger sells well, we can never get enough of them in stock
Re: 1967 Ivory White 912
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 8:47 pm
by danny
There's a ddk 912 gathering at the Stanford Hall VW Show this year.
Here's the thread:
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=51520
Be a good chance to meet a few fellow owners

Re: 1967 Ivory White 912
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 10:43 pm
by nickT
Hi, cool car, who supplied the seats ?
Nick.
Re: 1967 Ivory White 912
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2015 8:15 pm
by 55ovalcharlie
nickT wrote:Hi, cool car, who supplied the seats ?
Nick.
mark at
http://www.rennsportclassics.eu
think they're the only ones who can supply BF Torino over here
great service with quick delivery
Re: 1967 Ivory White 912
Posted: Mon Mar 16, 2015 12:00 pm
by 55ovalcharlie
pic from the weekend showing the new stance post lowering / new bushes / 4 wheel alignment etc..
new wheels coming soon
Re: 1967 Ivory White 912
Posted: Tue May 26, 2015 4:07 pm
by 55ovalcharlie
Re: 1967 Ivory White 912
Posted: Tue May 26, 2015 5:30 pm
by jury
Re: 1967 Ivory White 912
Posted: Fri May 29, 2015 8:40 am
by Lightweight_911
Car looks great - some nice individual touches ...
Re: 1967 Ivory White 912
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2015 1:50 pm
by Seven
Your car looks really great!
Can I ask where you got the square weave carpet from? Did you find it straight forward to install?
Re: 1967 Ivory White 912
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2015 2:57 pm
by 55ovalcharlie
Seven wrote:Your car looks really great!
Can I ask where you got the square weave carpet from? Did you find it straight forward to install?
Hi
thanks
I bought the carpet kit off the classifieds on DDK from a chap who bought it and never fitted it.
HE bought it originally from eBay USA - link below
http://www.ebay.com/itm/PORSCHE-912-GER ... 7b&vxp=mtr
It fitted really nicely - you just have to plan ahead and understand what order the pieces need to be installed in.
I replaced all of the factory sound deadening with modern materials etc.... and fitted the new carpet throughout the course of a day and a half i think whilst messing around with other stuff.
Although for a later model - LAKEWELL have a pretty helpful video on youtube as to how to install a carpet set.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnZ7Chcomyg
The other thing to mention is that although not advertised anywhere - Fenn Lane Motorsport do make carpet sets in both perlon and square weave.
I have seen them in the flesh and they are VERY nice quality and really good value for money. if interested in those contact user id - fetuhoe on here or call Fenn Lane on 01455 213998 or
http://www.fennlane.co.uk
Only reason I didn't go for one of those was I picked up a "deal" on here - right place right time and all that......
Re: 1967 Ivory White 912
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2015 4:10 pm
by Seven
55ovalcharlie wrote:Seven wrote:Your car looks really great!
Can I ask where you got the square weave carpet from? Did you find it straight forward to install?
Hi
thanks
I bought the carpet kit off the classifieds on DDK from a chap who bought it and never fitted it.
HE bought it originally from eBay USA - link below
http://www.ebay.com/itm/PORSCHE-912-GER ... 7b&vxp=mtr
It fitted really nicely - you just have to plan ahead and understand what order the pieces need to be installed in.
I replaced all of the factory sound deadening with modern materials etc.... and fitted the new carpet throughout the course of a day and a half i think whilst messing around with other stuff.
Although for a later model - LAKEWELL have a pretty helpful video on youtube as to how to install a carpet set.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnZ7Chcomyg
The other thing to mention is that although not advertised anywhere - Fenn Lane Motorsport do make carpet sets in both perlon and square weave.
I have seen them in the flesh and they are VERY nice quality and really good value for money. if interested in those contact user id - fetuhoe on here or call Fenn Lane on 01455 213998 or
http://www.fennlane.co.uk
Only reason I didn't go for one of those was I picked up a "deal" on here - right place right time and all that......
Thank you very much for a really detailed reply thats very helpful!
I will certainly make enquiries to Fenn Lane about the Perlon and the square weave (I know I should really go Perlon for my 68 but do like the square weave!)
On another note any possibility of any 912 T-shirts in the pipeline from your great website?! Must get round to ordering a sticker too!
Re: 1967 Ivory White 912
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2015 4:30 pm
by 55ovalcharlie
Seven wrote:
On another note any possibility of any 912 T-shirts in the pipeline from your great website?! Must get round to ordering a sticker too!
Funny you should mention that!!!
possibly......
been toying around with this lately - so follow us on Facebook to see if we actually end up making it

Re: 1967 Ivory White 912
Posted: Mon Aug 03, 2015 11:47 am
by 55ovalcharlie
bit of an update on the past few weeks work.
Did yet ANOTHER 4 wheel laser alignment after replacing the rear torsion arm bushes due to the Neatrix ones I initially used being quite frankly shite - replaced with proper Porsche rubber ones - sooooooo much nicer ride and squeak free now
It's so handy having a Hunter aligner at work!
rebuilt the pedal box - new bushes etc... and a lick of paint - forgot to taker an "after" picture - but here is the before
Fitted one of the new Fenn Lane Motorsport throttle pedals from user Fetuhoe on here - also picked up a dead pedal / foot rest from them too which is pretty handy so I'm no longer messing up my new carpet! The pedal is really a top bit of work! check them out in the traders for sale area
Got the front hood re-painted by a mate to take care of some paint "crazing" - not concours quality job - but certainly driver quality - and nicely blends in with the rest of the "old" paint job.
With the new painted bonnet I could now "loose" the racing stripes I'd applied to cover the paint issues. So I also took the opportunity to loose the racing circles on the doors and am just having a "play" around with some home made "PORSCHE" side stripe decals. Not convinced myself yet if I'm liking them or not - but they can stay on for the while I guess - the beauty of vinyl!
Other than that I've just been driving it and trying to fine tune the carbs / ignition system as best I can with a "home brewed" exhaust sniffer / wideband sensor setup swiped off my camper van
