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Winter present??

Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2008 8:33 am
by Paul64
Just for interest, if anyone is looking for an RS in a few months, I see Freisinger has started restoration of 911 360 0789 - first shots have arrived on their website.... It's going to be black - nice!


Paul

Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2008 10:02 am
by left4dead
If this is the one Manfred spoke to me about last summer then it comes with air-con as per original fitting... :shock:

Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2008 10:17 am
by 912uk
Nice site thanks for that I will be looking at that later tonight or inspiration.

Re: Winter present??

Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2008 1:13 pm
by Spydermon
Paul64 wrote:Just for interest, if anyone is looking for an RS in a few months, I see Freisinger has started restoration of 911 360 0789 - first shots have arrived on their website.... It's going to be black - nice!


Paul
Hi Paul,

Manfred did e-mail me about this; and at the time (a week ago) I wasn't sure. I Like black, but it's not quite Orange or yellow enough (in an RS) for me. That said, Mike's understated Black Rs looks superb! I'll watch the resto' with interest.

Steve.

Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2008 1:20 pm
by Spydermon
left4dead wrote:If this is the one Manfred spoke to me about last summer then it comes with air-con as per original fitting... :shock:
Hi Steve,

Not sure if this is the 'air-con' car, but in the spec 'extra heating' is mentioned? The e-mail with spec that I was sent is below.
Hello

The seeblue rs leightweight car is sold.

At the moment we have just finished the bodywork on an other rs.

We will have ready for 07.08 a very rare original black rs touring with following options:

Chassi no: 9113600789

-Electric sunroof

-110 liter fuel cell

-twinheating rear window

-80% lsd

-left side antenna

-power windows

-sport seats

-headrests

-extra heating system

Price will be 200000.- euros

Restored to the highest standarts.

Best regards

Manfred freisinger

--------------------------------------------------------------------

FREISINGER Motorsport

Firma Manfred Freisinger



Südl. Uferstraße 5

D-76189 Karlsruhe



fon: 0049 (0)7 21/55 49 26 + 27

fax: 0049 (0)7 21/55 49 25



web: www.m-freisinger.de

mail: info@m-freisinger.de



Hmmm? :?


Steve. :)

Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2008 1:32 pm
by Gary71
Would that be the underbonnet petrol heater so you have a chance of demisting?

Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2008 8:26 am
by Spydermon
Gary71 wrote:Would that be the underbonnet petrol heater so you have a chance of demisting?
I really don't know Gary, I suppose I should e-mail Manfred and ask, I just hoped one of the many more knowledgable types on here would throw in a one-liner in explanation. :wink:

BTW, OT, but.....One question I meant to ask you before, is; you and others often mention breaking down on the jaunt threads. Is that a fact of life of classic Porsche ownership?

Cheers,

Steve. :)

Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2008 8:39 am
by Paul64
I would think that the auxiliary heater would be perhaps something like the Webasto unit often fitted today, running off the car's fuel supply although, I think these heat the cooling water of the engine so not sure how this would work; perhaps just a burner and the heater fan? Sounds a bit dodgy to me!

Paul

Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2008 9:13 am
by hot66
the old petrol heaters are just as they sound .. a little petrol powered heater that blasts hot air into the cabin. Used to be popular, quite a few fitted to VW beetles & campers. I had one for a split bus & one for a '61 beetle from Norway. Never dared use them :shock: Both had a 'T' piec fitting from the fuel tank.

My Norwegian '61 also came with a special electrical heater element lacated in the oil sump ... you would plug it into the mains supply of your house in the morning and it would heat up the oil ready for you to start the engine :shock: Obvioiusly this car came from the VERY cold area of Norway

Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2008 9:14 am
by hot66
Spydermon wrote: [

BTW, OT, but.....One question I meant to ask you before, is; you and others often mention breaking down on the jaunt threads. Is that a fact of life of classic Porsche ownership?

Cheers,

Steve. :)
without tempting fate ..... the answer is usually no .

Posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 1:40 pm
by 210bhp
Air conditioning code 559 is not listed as an option for chassis #0789

Regards
Mike