Assembling 1966 911- starting to look like a car again

[Mr9146]

That's a great looking car. Very simple and to-the-point ... back to the roots.

[Peanut]

Today's progress. Gentlemen: do you see all five open items? (one counts for two because you fix both by installing one part. Carpets dont count.

It has, er, come a long way. . .

Perhaps it's my open mouth, as my jaw dropped. Beautiful car.

[SERIES900]

That bun has been in the oven long enough! Looks well done ;@)

[edmayo]

Looks great John, can't wait to see it in person!

[304065]

That bun has been in the oven long enough! Looks well done ;@)

I am so glad I didn't let you talk me into a 959 conversion.

But seriously folks, 100% of the credit for the body of '065 goes to Dr. Ing. Damon Josz, owner and artist-in-residence at Series900, hard by the shores of Lake Sunapee, New Hampshire. The photographs do not do his work justice. Damon's research, craftsmanship and attention to detail over about a four year period made the difference to the outcome here. I think his signature is somewhere in the car, to be uncovered 50 years or so hence. . .

[frankmar]

This is a real , real beauty!
As a side not, in my 67 I had 195/65/HR 15 tires and a change to 165s Vredestein Sprint Classic made the car even more fun. I have to admit that over 65mph the car feels better with the 195s, but I don't drive the car than often on the highway.

[rcnagel]

John

What finish do you have on your manifolds. Is it a a Dow?

Thanks

[304065]

John

What finish do you have on your manifolds. Is it a a Dow?

Thanks

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