It's a Z24 911 !
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It's a Z24 911 !
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...529988458&rd=1
Anybody - and I mean ANYBODY - that puts a Chevy v8 in a 911 should be put permanently in a room with a NASCAR-only television, a cooler full of Coors Light, a computer that access only Yahoo message boards, Delta Burke in her "grande" persona, and a bureau full of stained wifebeaters and Skoal cans. This is...terrible.
Anybody - and I mean ANYBODY - that puts a Chevy v8 in a 911 should be put permanently in a room with a NASCAR-only television, a cooler full of Coors Light, a computer that access only Yahoo message boards, Delta Burke in her "grande" persona, and a bureau full of stained wifebeaters and Skoal cans. This is...terrible.
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Personally, I think the car is executed very well. However, theres a plethora of advantages to using a chevy v8. To each his own.
Similar threads have been started before and another one doesn't serve a purpose, especially when you come out sounding this opinionated. But maybe you're just trying to be funny.
Take it easy.
Similar threads have been started before and another one doesn't serve a purpose, especially when you come out sounding this opinionated. But maybe you're just trying to be funny.
Take it easy.
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I pity the poor soul who buys that and tries to take to to a shop. "You have a what?" $$$+$$$$=very rich shop owner. Also the missing spoiler vent top is a very classy change to the classic whaletail.
to each their own.
to each their own.
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although i would never do it...it was done rather well i must say. another "success" story for renegade hybrids. i respect that company. they come up with some crazy stuff.
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I've never seen anything like this done before. I have to admit, i'm amazed they could make it fit and work. It was tail happy before, imagine what it's like now. Word to that car's next owner: DON'T LIFT! :-D
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not real keen on the whole small block thing but i think they did a helluva job! Makes the last one i saw on ebay look real bad, engine was in the front! Thats one way to eliminate those 80,000 mile rebuilds.
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I believe it is Z/28 not Z24. the Z24 is a cavalier. I guess you meant to say. Anyone who would incorrectly advertise that they put a 150 hp four cylinder engine in a porsche should be put permanently in a room with a NASCAR-only television, a cooler full of Coors Light, a computer that access only Yahoo message boards, Delta Burke in her "grande" persona, and a bureau full of stained wifebeaters and Skoal cans. A V8, now that's a horse(power) of a different color.
When did worthless old 912s with salvage titles become sacred? Some would say adding a CAI to a 944, or a different stereo to a 944 or heaven forbid a short shift **** or turbo motor to a 944 is sacriledge as well.
Lighten up, have fun, enjoy the ride. I don't wanna see the rear end of that in my rear view mirror on a fast sweeper.
remember, the 912 was the "bastard" porsche poster child... until the 924 came along.
When did worthless old 912s with salvage titles become sacred? Some would say adding a CAI to a 944, or a different stereo to a 944 or heaven forbid a short shift **** or turbo motor to a 944 is sacriledge as well.
Lighten up, have fun, enjoy the ride. I don't wanna see the rear end of that in my rear view mirror on a fast sweeper.
remember, the 912 was the "bastard" porsche poster child... until the 924 came along.
Last edited by Tom R.; 02-28-2005 at 10:34 AM.
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Originally Posted by Tom R.
I believe it is Z/28 not Z24. the Z24 is a cavalier.
I'm still a bit bull-headed on this one: Big, Powerful Motor + Small, Lightweight Car = A Whole Lot of Fun!
GO MOTOR!!!