A certain blue 911...

[Homemade 911]

Is listed on European collectables site.

Looks pretty familiar...

http://europeancollectables.com/inve..._inv_id=Po2173

Cheers
R/Thom

[geshaghi]

Does anyone know how they did the door handles? Are these completely custom fabricated pieces, or something that might be available for purchase?

[W6CZ]

Does anyone know how they did the door handles? Are these completely custom fabricated pieces, or something that might be available for purchase?

I can't see it weel enough to see what you are talking about - but if they are drilled. I took mine to a machine shop, blasted, painted then clear coat.

[Bobby Smith]

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...ght=1970+Clone

Seems the car was purchased in CA and recently spent some time in NC before this offering. Interesting piece.
Bobby Smith
member #299

[geshaghi]

Don - Those look very slick, but I was talking about the interior lever/handles that are shown in the photo below. Seeing the prior thread on the car, I suspect these were fabricated by Marco, so perhaps TLG can make a set.

[Chris Tallon]

This is the car Marco built and sold to someone on the east coast through Auto Kennel. Interesting that it's back on the west coast.

Mighty pricey in these times.

[DOUGS73E]

Marco's car had ventless windows on the doors.
This has vented windows on the doors.
Wheels have different finish.
A lot of different decals applied.

[W6CZ]

Don - Those look very slick, but I was talking about the interior lever/handles that are shown in the photo below. Seeing the prior thread on the car, I suspect these were fabricated by Marco, so perhaps TLG can make a set.

Should be something a machine shop could do for under $100. I have straps (RS) for the door release - and I like them a lot. Really adds to the "spartan" feel of the car. More of a true sports car feel. So do the plexiglass windows with leather straps to raise them and a finger pull to lower them. I had a 60 (first generation) Austin Healy 3000 - it had a wire cable inside the door for the release and side curtains. This takes me back to it.