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Old 08-09-2009 | 12:32 PM
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Nice car i have seen it in person. Renwerke in Elmsford N.Y. worked on the car if you have any questions about it,the owner is Cheech and he knew the car well. The PO had the lic. plate REDRUM.

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Old 08-09-2009 | 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by tug68
Nice car i have seen it in person. Rennwork in Elmsford N.Y. worked on the car if you have any questions about it,the owner is Cheech and he knew the car well. The PO had the lic. plate REDRUM.
so far, so good. I called renwerke and they couldn't stop raving about the car. The car runs super smooth, with only the slightest puff of smoke on start up. no oil leaks that I could find and no smoke in boost. I'm going to check the boost gauge sending unit today and swap the original seats back in. Unless someone here wants the recaros, I'll throw them on ebay.

I'm just going to register it as early american (20 years old in CT) so the property taxes will only be on a value of $500. I can also run a 1987 CT plate on the early american reg if I find one.

The AC is low and is still original R12, what does everyone usually do, find R12 or a R134A conversion?
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With the OEM hoses you will always have to refill the system. If its a real nice car and you need the A/C go ahead and get the conversion along with a modern evaporator, compressor and hoses. The condensers will work ok but there are up grades for them too. One little thing that really helps is the foot outlet behind the console being converted to a lower dash mounted outlet with bi-directional grill.
Old 08-09-2009 | 09:01 PM
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I don't fit in the stock seats either. Found that out when I drove my new car from Memphis home to Charleston. My legs and hips were killing me after an hour.
Old 08-10-2009 | 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Dino944
The 930 was actually reintroduced to the US in 1986. So you would have cars from 78, 79 and 86-89 to consider for non-gray market vehicles.

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Yep.. good catch Dino...


Fletch, I may be interested in those seats..!

Oh, and congrats on the purchase!!
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Originally Posted by onboost
Yep.. good catch Dino...


Fletch, I may be interested in those seats..!

Oh, and congrats on the purchase!!
Let me know, I have them on CL right now for $850 with tracks and the fire extinguisher mount, but let me know what they are worth to you. Thanks, I'm loving it so far, just ordered a boost gauge sender for it.
Old 08-10-2009 | 11:26 PM
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hi Fletcher. congratulations on this purchase. when I was looking last year, I couldn't find a 930 and in fact I did talk with John at elmsford auto (or Cheech). Sounds like a great car & he seems like a very credible operation based on my experience with him.

I live in Newtown, CT. I bought a 930 from San Francisco. It's a 1979 with a rebuilt motor by Jerry Woods at 455 hp. it's a great car to drive & I'd love to go riding with you. I also have the classic plates which is a great way to save personal propty. tax in CT.

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Old 08-11-2009 | 07:24 AM
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i was looking at this car on my hunt looks like a great catch lose the boxed rockers though jmho of course for what its worth. Congratgs
Old 08-11-2009 | 09:03 AM
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Originally Posted by citrus
hi Fletcher. congratulations on this purchase. when I was looking last year, I couldn't find a 930 and in fact I did talk with John at elmsford auto (or Cheech). Sounds like a great car & he seems like a very credible operation based on my experience with him.

I live in Newtown, CT. I bought a 930 from San Francisco. It's a 1979 with a rebuilt motor by Jerry Woods at 455 hp. it's a great car to drive & I'd love to go riding with you. I also have the classic plates which is a great way to save personal propty. tax in CT.
Yeah, I've been looking for a bit and PPI saved me a few times. I'd love to meet up some day, I've got a buddy in town with an 86 930 also. They did a full yellowbird 3.4 upgrade on the engine with a K27 and it rips. I'd like to find a turbo that kicks in a little sooner. I think my intercooler could support a better turbo.

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i was looking at this car on my hunt looks like a great catch lose the boxed rockers though jmho of course for what its worth. Congratgs
I'd like to remove the boxed rockers, I need to see how they are attached first since I don't want to be patching holes or painting anything.
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If they are real metal boxed rockers you will have holes to fill and you will need the original rocker panels to replace them with. BTDT



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