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My inlaws have a place in St Pete, i'd love to stop and see this beast when i'm in town...whenever that is.
Sure, I'd be happy to meet and show RedRocket. Right now my engine guru, Jason Lee, is repairing something I damaged recently, so it's not running for a few more weeks.
Sure, I'd be happy to meet and show RedRocket. Right now my engine guru, Jason Lee, is repairing something I damaged recently, so it's not running for a few more weeks.
I'd be curious to hear more about the engine. I had a few emails back and forth with Jason about a year ago. He had some interesting things to say. Would like to know more about your motor and what is being repaired etc. Any dyno sheets? Great story about you owning the car since new. It looks in excellent condition.
Can't wait to get rid of those holes in the nose panel that previous owners did. Thought it was cool at first, but will get them patched up to return to stock.
Love your wing ( and paint )... here's mine
Lindsey 300rwhp kit exhaust koni's
I have a 996tt tuned..yeh it's quicker but man do I love cruising this old school classic in the high dessert. It'll stay with the 996tt at unmentionable speeds too..lol
here's to our 951's!
Last edited by boomsaki; 02-03-2024 at 12:45 AM.
Reason: More pics
That's a great looking car and color! What color is your interior? Mine is also an '89 with a Marine Blue interior.
Thanks for the compliment, yours has the mods underneath though! Interior is a lovely blue striped velour with blue pleather surrounds, front drivers seat needs the velour replacing and currently have the dashboard out restoring as they even crack in UK temps.
Great looking interior! My dash needs work too... It's interesting to see the differences between the two car's interiors, aside from the RHD vs. LHD; the seats and airbags, or lack thereof.
Dash was out in November, just finished and about to put it back in again
this is how it went... Stage 1 take the clocks and other ***** and gauges out Hope you have labelled everything correctly Apply the wrong cleaner to the dash Fill and sand it down so its smooth Find a suitably coloured and expensive cow and put your dog on guard duty Measure 100 times and cut once...or twice ignore what anyone says about the milometer fix if you break the spindle a replacement dial is £600!! I found a complete 180mph cluster which was still expensive, but added chrome bezel surrounds Took a long time, now the hard work begins putting it all back in again and hoping it all works
10-19-2023, 12:39 PM
