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Old 04-04-2016, 08:50 AM
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Here are some pics for those who can't watch videos at work.

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Panel gaps are looking good. Almost ready for paint.

I am also looking for an engine for this build. I have a 2.7 that needs rebuilding, but something a bit more interesting would be good below 3.4 litres. If anyone has anything squirrelled away for a rainy day let me know.

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Old 04-05-2016, 03:50 PM
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Great work, Jeff. Can't wait to see more progress.
Old 04-08-2016, 06:41 PM
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I have been tinkering away again this week and I have finally built a tube bender that works. Now I will be able to move on with building the roll cage.

Here is the latest video.

Old 04-25-2016, 01:30 AM
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So after finally building a tube bender that works, I have been able to complete the bolt in half roll cage for my car. I am far from a gun welder, but overall I am pretty happy with the result.

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Here is a pic.

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Old 04-26-2016, 12:56 AM
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I'm hooked on this build! It's amazing you had never driven a 911 before considering the work you're doing. I hope you get some sponsorship for your YouTube channel. You're putting out some very entertaining content.
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Great video build Jeff.
I originally found you on YouTube and subscribed, but seem to have missed the last two videos, found then now and looking forward to the next instalment.
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Jeff, is dispelling the myth that one must be Porsche factory trained to mix tools with Porsches.
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Originally Posted by porsche2fst4u
I'm hooked on this build! It's amazing you had never driven a 911 before considering the work you're doing. I hope you get some sponsorship for your YouTube channel. You're putting out some very entertaining content.
Thanks. I am not in this for sponsorship, or anything like that. I am just enjoying building my car, and I am happy everyone seems to be liking it. I decided to film it because I loved watching MCM and others on youTube, and found that there wasn't a lot out there like this to watch. So any mug can start a youTube channel so why don't I get off my butt and do it. I would like to grow the channel bigger, I think it is just a matter of people finding it. At the moment I have found I have a big following in Eastern Europe and Russia, it is just amazing seeing how far my little videos filmed in my shed have spread.

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Jeff, is dispelling the myth that one must be Porsche factory trained to mix tools with Porsches.
Actually old Porsches seem much easier than the turbo Japanese cars I used to work on when I was younger. Everything on the Porsche is so basic. It's great
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Alright getting closer to putting paint on the car. But first I need somewhere to paint it. So this week I have been building myself a spray booth.

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subscribed on youtube few days ago, nice videos!
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I didn't even think about the inflammability of the fumes when I was building this. I will now be enclosing the fluoros with clear plastic placed diagonally across the corners of the booth. hopefully that will keep it from exploding on me ​.
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Originally Posted by freno a mano
subscribed on youtube few days ago, nice videos!
Thanks mate
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Love this build. Would you PM me with your email as I have an offer for you.
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YEEESSS!!! I finally have paint on the car. I have spent the week going over everything with a fine tooth comb, to make sure it was all sorted before I painted, and I still ended up finding things I missed once the paint was on . But it feels like some progress has been made.



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