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03-08-2010 #1
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69 porsche 911 project...
unnamed as of yet...
gonna do a few body mods, rear flares, 993 TT aircooled engine and 6 speed, etc
couple pics...
kinda a pain to look for parts, besides pelican parts, who else carries old school porsche stuff?
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03-08-2010 #2
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yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeessssssssss.
dunno on parts, i use pelican for all my 993 stuff, but best of luck to you and keep us updated!!
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Bought time we see something differant... niiiicccce
03-09-2010 #4
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Love the old 911. Great thing about the early ones is they are very light! Even with the 993 engine you should weigh in around 2500 lbs. For the wide flares with a classic style, look at the early 70s RSR.
I want to see where you go with this!
03-09-2010 #5
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Not sure where you're located
...but there's a guy in SoCal that specializes in remaking sheet metal for early Porsche and Hot Rods:
www.stevehogueenterprises.com
I was at his shop last week for an open house and he had a few on display. Really good work.
Good luck and keep us posted!
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Definitely check out www.thesamba.com in the classifieds section.
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I love this look on a vintage 911. http://www.psautoart.com/index.php?c...srange&uid=474
03-09-2010 #8
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well the engine and transaxle is a done deal
hopefully it'll get in within the next two weeks
it's a 27k mile 993 TT engine and a 6 speed transaxle
customer doesn't like the huge flares, so we may be going with the 7's in the back, hopefully still enough to fit a 275 back there
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I think I'm quite jealous.
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Check out the early 911 s registry, what parts are you looking for as we deal with a lot of early Porsche customers some of who stock pile parts.
72 Chevelle
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Some day: Porsche GT3/ C6R inspired 69
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