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Old 05-05-2009, 07:08 PM
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Ok, maybe this thread will fare better. I am in need of a wrecked 911 running or not or a decent roller, OR a beat car for a conversion and resto project here at our shop. Let me know what you have no matter its condition.
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Old 05-05-2009, 07:12 PM
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Hey Doug , it didn't show me anything.
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tons and tons of roller chassis out there. Isn't there a wrecked porsche place in Kansas or something like that? Calif is a bit far.
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Here is a 74 project

http://raleigh.craigslist.org/cto/1139276365.html

$6,250 in Chapel NC

What is your budget?

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Whats your shop I plan on getting to Gettysburg and DC in the distant future to take my daughter to the Smithsonian and I thought I would visit the battlefield also. What kind of project are you thinking please don't say a backdated rs clone they are overrated. A mid year RSR would look nicw or I have always liked the 934 look if done right.
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Whats your shop I plan on getting to Gettysburg and DC in the distant future to take my daughter to the Smithsonian and I thought I would visit the battlefield also. What kind of project are you thinking please don't say a backdated rs clone they are overrated. A mid year RSR would look nicw or I have always liked the 934 look if done right.
Nope, I didn't want to get flamed here by telling, but you asked. It will be a 959 build and it will not involve anything substandard. Thats how we roll here in Gettysburg! We do custom work here on Porsche from paint and body to engine builds, mild or wild.
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hey nothing wrong with a 959 in my books ...
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I agree, a 959 will be tough but do it right and it will be great. The hardest part will be getting all the little details right. What are the plans for the motor I have seen some 3.2 twin turbos that will knock your socks off and would give you the opportunity to utilize those ducts on the quarters for what they are meant.
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If I can get the 3.2 , that would be the ultimate in my book. If I can't, now ready for this, I WILL get flamed for this. A twin turbo 32V engine ( 928) as I have two here at the shop. My concern is the weight so if anyone has any feedback on that chime in please. I want to get down to the details on this one though. It will never fool any one but It will sit right with the proper wheels /mirrors and such. I have wanted a 959 since forever, and I will get this thing cosmetically as close as one can be. I don't care much, real or not, It just has that look!
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Oh yeah do that and you deserve to be flamed. LOL
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Why is that? Not to start anything between the two car's fans, cause I love them both!!!! I have run high boost through these engines for years and they are just phenomenal powerplants. I thought it a better choice than a small block. My first choice is a twin 3.2, but huge money for that, I am searching though.
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Im kidding but you will get more out of the 3.2 and and can make it more 959ish


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