DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Hi everybody, now I've learned to post pics here by the use of Photobucket... I think I will start a Restoration tread.
My beloved 911 started it's life delivered as a 912 in Hamburg/Germany in 1967. I'm a little unaware then it arrived to Denmark, there we met and joined lives...
It has a RS Ducktail and widened rear wings,I guess this has been done in the '70es together with the 911 conversion .
The reason for my guess is that there is 4 different colors over the car and widened wings and engine mounts ,last color....guards red...'80...
I got it as a insurance write off, damaged in front and right side ,there is a little rust compared to other 911 of that age, except from the firewall and rear inner wings.
At this stage the car is straight ,has been mounted on a jiig ,ready for metal-work.
I will do all the work by myself, there is no deadline... .
I have found most of the panels,most of them from other cars . I'm well married....As my brother in law has a (in Denmark at least)well known porsche garage.. http://www.porsche-danmark.dk so I have a good source of parts..[URL=http://s965.photobucket.com/user/U ... .jpg[/img][/url]

Welcome!
What are your plans for the car?
Back to narrow body?
RSR?

I have planned to keep it much as it is. Narrow front,wide rear wings,no front spoiler. A bit R style,but normal bonnet and indicators/lights. Minilite 15" wheels 7" and 8" wide. Other-vice standard .

Look forward to watching progress. Should look good, I like a narrow front with a flared rear end

Good luck with the build and thanks for sharing…...will follow with interest.

Cheers,

Hi Uffe,

Great project! it is always nice to se an early 911/912 being rescued, and it will be interesting to follow the Progress of your project.

Have you thought about also sharing it on http://www.flat6.dk/ ?

Good luck! Nice garage!

Max911 wrote:Nice garage!

That's what I was thinking - cool place

Is the car still short wheelbase, or was it converted to long?

Thanks for the comments, especially the ones about my workshop....
The Car is still swb ,but the wings is from a lwb....dont know what they have thought about... I have to redo that.
Here are some pics of the damaged side..

@HenrikH ..I will try to post at Flat6.dk as well.. also a very nice place.

And work is fun ,then you get a little help from a Master-Craftsman...... My son Victor ,11 years old drilling out welds.....it dont get better than that.

That picture sums up what it's all about!

Except he should have a pair of safety eyewear protectors on (if he is really doing the job for real).
No 911 is worth the price of an eye.

Regards
Mike

Uffe Henneberg wrote:@HenrikH ..I will try to post at Flat6.dk as well.. also a very nice place.

Brilliant!

Lucky you - having such a dedicated assistant in the workshop

Uffe Henneberg wrote:And work is fun ,then you get a little help from a Master-Craftsman...... My son Victor ,11 years old drilling out welds.....it dont get better than that.

Helper ever welcome!!

Craftmanship is an art, good start soon to learn!!