2.4s restoration

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Just one thing jars.
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Beautiful :)

Keep a spare coil with you, as that one looks like one of the Brazilian Bosch ones which people have had fail on them . See if you can source an original black Bosch
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Very nice.
Ferry Man wrote:Just one thing jars.)
No, there is another, the position of the 2.4 badge on the engine lid, it should be half way up the grill.
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That looks absolutely stunning Peter, you must be very proud.

Gorgeous 8)
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Thanks for the kind comments guys.

Yep, very proud. Just wondering what to do next after I have moved the badge on the back grill :)
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Pete S wrote:Just wondering what to do next after I have moved the badge on the back grill :)
Drive it and then drive it some more.
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Simply superb!
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So after a year in Canada I am back in the UK and now want to try and find the original engine for my 2.4S.

I have put an ad on the early 911 registry board but I need to find:

6330944 engine

I have a superb 2.4S engine in the car at present but would really like to re-unite the car with its original engine if I could.

Anyone got any suggestions please?
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Pete S wrote: I have put an ad on the early 911 registry board but I need to find:

6330944 engine
Hi Peter,

I was chatting to Nick Fulljames about a number of cases he has and how he'd love to one day find an original home for one or two of them.....I asked him to send me all the engine numbers with a view to starting a lost and found thread on here which I think would be a great idea.....

.....obviously the odds of any of his cases being yours is very slim but I'll ask the question......you never know! :)

Best of luck with the search.

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Darren65 wrote:
Pete S wrote: I have put an ad on the early 911 registry board but I need to find:

6330944 engine
Hi Peter,

I was chatting to Nick Fulljames about a number of cases he has and how he'd love to one day find an original home for one or two of them.....I asked him to send me all the engine numbers with a view to starting a lost and found thread on here which I think would be a great idea.....

.....obviously the odds of any of his cases being yours is very slim but I'll ask the question......you never know! :)

Best of luck with the search.

Cheers,
Thanks Darren, would be great if there was a lost and found thread as you say
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