Makes me wonder how sick I am, that I enjoy reading about it here first, then I'll enjoy reading about it in Classic 911 and then also probably in 911& porsche world ;-)
Good to see it done (or is it almost?). We want action shots next !
Makes me wonder how sick I am, that I enjoy reading about it here first, then I'll enjoy reading about it in Classic 911 and then also probably in 911& porsche world ;-)
Good to see it done (or is it almost?). We want action shots next !
Greg.
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72 911T - 73 2002
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Ha! Not as sick as I am that I can't drive it yet! ;-) Wiring to sort out then last few relatively minor jobs...Originally Posted by Greg D.
Glad you enjoy the story - hearing the feedback is what keeps me going when I feel like walking away from it all.
(PS - It's Classic Porsche, not Classic 911...)
Cornwall
UK
Very impressive Keith. There are lots of Porsche rebuilds on here and elsewhere, but amongst all of those you have managed to do a really different take. Some bold choices in the colour, the dash and particularly the wheels - they look great and are reminiscent of the old Alfas. It is, however, quintessentially still a Porsche and is really distinctive. Sales of the mag may drop off after this is completed, as it has generated so much interest. Well done.
Merv
Member # 2633
Cars:
Porsche '68 - 911N (Sold)
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Porsche 2008 C2 997 Cabriolet (Sold)
Porsche 2010 Gen.2 Boxster S
Thanks Merv, you're way too kind! I just did what I did, 'stealing' little ideas from here and there, some Porsche, some Cal Look VW. Glad you like it. Hope I do when I eventually get to drive it!
Cornwall
UK
Love it Keith.
Just like the rest I enjoy(ed) reading about the progress in Classic Porsche.
And just like many others here (and you ofcourse) I'm looking forward to a report after the first few trips!
Hear-hear!
Time to dust 'er up a bit?
OK you guys! Honestly, I'm trying my best! I'm buried with magazine work at the moment but have asked the crew at R-to-RSR to get stuck into some of the remaining jobs – primarily the wiring and completing the brake installation.
The aim is to get El Chucho on the road by autumn/fall, and do some shakedown miles before salt hits our roads.
You'll be the first to know!
Cornwall
UK
Excellent!
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