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    Quote Originally Posted by Insomnic View Post
    Matthew,

    Looks like we'll be embarking on a "912R" together; I recently picked up a '68 912 roller for a donor car to my '71 911T, only to realize that it was too nice of a chassis to cut the top off.

    IMO, the '68 912 is a perfect candidate for an R-inspired hot rod due to a few MY68 specific parts. I'll be throwing together a build post shortly - I look forward to seeing your build progress and comparing notes!

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    Greg, Very cool and I will look for your thread. Let's stay in touch.

    Here is the engine lid I butchered. It was already drilled so i had little to lose. I made a punch and die to make my louvers so

    If anyone wants anything louvered I'm your guy ! I love punching louvers..

    I started forming a tiny ducktail "missing link" spoiler, but won't clutter it up with that i don't think. Porsche racing cars had spoilers out back in '68 so i was thinking it could have been done by an enthusiast back in the day prior to the ducktail making its appearance.
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