Preservation, Conservation and Restoration

[Richardnew]

Owning a 911 means you have some choices. What should I do with my 911? Besides drive it as much as possible.

There are no correct answers. Just choices. Here's an article I wrote about all of this.


You can also modify a 911. That's a lot of fun.

Richard Newton

[Chuck Miller]

You can also modify a 911. That's a lot of fun.

Gee Richard not sure why you would say that...........

[RSTarga]

Chuck, Are those 9's on the back?

[Chuck Miller]

Chuck, Are those 9's on the back?

Nope... 7's and 8's

[Richardnew]

Mine are 6 and 7. I was always going to add the rear flares but never pulled the trigger.

Chuck also has a much better motor

Richard Newton

[a911s]

Richard and Chuck, I agree - drive it as much as possible. But you guys have better weather!

[Richardnew]

Randy,

Are those Revolutions on your car?

Richard Newton

[a911s]

Yes, cheaper than 911Rs and no need for spacers.

[graemel]

Great article Richard. I've just bought another Porsche. A very original example from 2006 with a tad under 2500 miles. My mission is to use it and enjoy it. But to not let it deteriorate as a consequence of enjoying its finer charms. So no salt and dry roads only. Will have to be a little patient which is not my strong point

[Peanut]

You purchased an '06 car and only plan to use on dry roads? That is patience.

Scott