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  1. 07-10-2014, 06:17 AM #1
    911r67
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    911 2.2 S lightweight in restoration

    I´m just proceding my restoration of a 2.2 S lightweight... I got the car almost 10 years ago hidden under a white whale 935 slantnose monster...... ;-)
    Today we reproduced the front hood, the old original stuff I have is so fragile... I don´t want to go on the road with it so I made a new hood!Name: SAM_0855.jpg Views: 843 Size: 96.1 KBName: SAM_0856.jpg Views: 794 Size: 90.4 KB
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  2. 07-10-2014, 06:20 AM #2
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    I made it little bit thicker and heavier.... onle more layer of glass than original.... to keep where it should stay, when the 2.5 twinplug beast in the rear is roaring.....
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    Sounds like a cool project.
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    Sounds like a cool project.
    Agreed, sounds like a very cool project....
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  5. 07-10-2014, 07:44 AM #5
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    you can be sure.... it is! ;-)
    Will post some more cool special parts tomorrow!
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    more please....
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    Quote Originally Posted by 911r67 View Post
    . . . you can be sure.... it is! ;-)
    Will post some more cool special parts tomorrow! . . .

    Another thread . . .
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    . . . FS is my 1970 S lightweight COUPE project...color bahia red non sunroof...its a 911 2.2S non sunroof coupe....engine is a 2.2 T including gearbox! I have cardex...so I know engine number missing!
    The car comes in parts 95% complete only small bit and pieces are missing...
    The chassis is ready welded perfectly on bench...and ready to paint....Brakes etc. are refurbished...it comes with oillines, interieur is lightweight with superrare recaro race bucket seats + lightweigt runners...gauges are refurbished....axles are refurbished and painted...!
    Oil console is new 2.2S magnesium!!!! New Bosch H1 lights...+++ new original dashboard...Webasto Gas heater with blower unit like the factory rally cars....perfect narrow body lightweight ST....
    Perfect 100% rustfree car with few ST options ready to finish with minimum effort!!!
    4x 6 inch Fuchs wheels....
    95.000€
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    Frank@virus-snowsports.com . . .

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  9. 06-22-2018, 05:40 AM #9
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    That hood looks VERY nice.
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  10. 06-22-2018, 07:04 AM #10
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    need more pictures! very nice hood by the way!
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