My new 944 Turbo
10-03-2005 | 12:34 AM
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Originally Posted by JDeitz951
Just go through and fail. You get to drive it for 45 days or something before you have to get it right.
10-03-2005 | 05:26 AM
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My dad owns a glass shop and he used to do auto glass. He had people come in for side mirrors all the time, and he never charged more than $10. Only thing is, if the mirror is supposed to be one of those "objects are closer than they appear" kind, you can't get that - a regular glass shop can only provide regular mirrors.
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10-03-2005 | 10:51 AM
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Congratulations!
The car looks good and should be fun to "perfect". You might also want to try contacting some of the people parting cars on this site to see if you can snag late mirrors cheap. The mirror glass is held on by a bayonnet type connection which makes it much easier to remove than the early mirrors. The suggestion to have a local glass shop do something quick is also a good one.
Post more pics when you can!
The car looks good and should be fun to "perfect". You might also want to try contacting some of the people parting cars on this site to see if you can snag late mirrors cheap. The mirror glass is held on by a bayonnet type connection which makes it much easier to remove than the early mirrors. The suggestion to have a local glass shop do something quick is also a good one.
Post more pics when you can!
10-03-2005 | 11:00 AM
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Beautiful car! Love the color.
Hmm... I'm imagining gray-painted phone dials...
Dunno if they're any good or will pass the inspection, but I recall seeing some cheapo "peel the cover off the back and stick onto your old broken mirror glass" type replacements at some auto parts stores. Might work for the one side to get you past your NJ inspection (I don't know how strict they are).
Hmm... I'm imagining gray-painted phone dials...
Dunno if they're any good or will pass the inspection, but I recall seeing some cheapo "peel the cover off the back and stick onto your old broken mirror glass" type replacements at some auto parts stores. Might work for the one side to get you past your NJ inspection (I don't know how strict they are).
10-03-2005 | 12:45 PM
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10-03-2005 | 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by testarossa_td
Please email me the full size templateamdgamer2004 ( at ) gmail.com
THANKS!
10-03-2005 | 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Techno Duck
Very nice looking car, really like that color.
Does having the header panel off the car create anymore danger of the hood coming unlatched at speed?
Does having the header panel off the car create anymore danger of the hood coming unlatched at speed?
I hope not
It will be replaced within the next week or two. Ill post some more pictures once its replaced. She told me she didnt want me posting pictures of her front while the header panel was missing 
10-03-2005 | 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted by jmporsche944
I love you Please email me the full size template
amdgamer2004 ( at ) gmail.com
THANKS!
Please email me the full size templateamdgamer2004 ( at ) gmail.com
THANKS!
Click image for 150 dpi download.
I just looked at it in IE and it bungs up dpi files. Just save it and open it with Microsoft imaging. Start/Programs/accessories/Imaging. It should print correctly from that program.
