What Did You Do to Your 911 Today?

[LongRanger]

Attachment 313698. . . after several long months, I finished my 69 E motor . . . spent a great deal of time preserving every nut, bolt, and fastener as possible, in their original patina . . . actually more work than replacing everything and re-plating every piece . . . really wanted to avoid that "Saddam Hussein Palace Bathroom" look . . .

My Hero!

Best thing about this approach is --- after 6 months of actually driving the car . . . everything 'll look like this anyway . . .

And besides --- saving on a plating bill leaves some more Hard Earned for other 'goodies'

[xpensivewino]

Thanks so much for the compliments guys. I really plan on driving it regularly so I though this was the best approach. It was hard to ask Aaron at Burn bros. not to re-plate everything on the throttle bodies, as he does such beautiful work. $2k in throttle body work, and they look plain Jane, but that's how I like it. Happy thanksgiving to you all..Cheers

[advtracing]

working with my new mechanic

[Chuck Miller]

Love your new mechanic John........... Cheers

[Xavier PJB]

i Achieved the shortblock. Now moving to the next step
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[lars1965]

I did a swb brake upgrade 3" Brembo and a sway bar refurbish

[stretch]

Put it on the jig.

[boxster03]

Not Much

[davewadd]

Not a big job....but decided I needed a sportier decklid grill, so I made this for my 75.

[MrJTP2001]

Small progress. Got the oil tank back from Pacific Oil Cooler service, gathered all the misc parts and installed it back into the 68.