Thanks Kris. It's getting better, but by bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Digital K
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Thanks Kris. It's getting better, but by bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Digital K
Up early to beat the heat. Checked the tire pressures and washed the windshield.
A quick stop at the Tiger Creek preserve.
Back to the barn.
Beautiful, Ken. Gulf Blue?
Stunning car ! Superbissime ! J'adore !Quote:
Originally Posted by Ken F
TP,
The color is Oslo Blue. it was discussed further in a thread started recently by my friend Davidgoerndt. I dig your blue car as well! Which one is it?
Brakekiller,
No double espresso, baguette with butter and jam for breakfast like in France. It's a "food desert" here. We import our coffee from Emeryville CA.
Thanks,
Ken
Ken, it's not original (the car was Gulf Blue once upon a time). There's been much discussion of this blue shade at a few recent Porsche meet-ups, and we've determined that we have no idea what color it is now. Probably not a Porsche factory color.
I call it Earl Scheib Blue.
stuff came back from media blasting not clean enough for my powdercoater. steel came out okay for the most part. Have to drop the aluminum off again tomorrow :/
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Let's see some pictures! Sounds great!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jay Laifman
Shakedown after 2,5 years of resto.
Bleeding rear calipers afterwards.
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Since the crap that came with my RS door cards broke immediately and wevo stuff is outrageous, and kind of modernish I had my friend who makes leather goods made me some hand stiched leather door pulls. I dyed them a little darker myself.
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