PJR1976

Bought a great condition fully stock 1987 951 in December and just starting my build:

Work done so far:
rebuilt PS pump
replaced all PS lines + reservoir
flushed all fluids
Rennline glove box repair kit
replaced new hood shocks
new windshield washer pump + all new lines
momo 07 steering wheel
suede shift boot + new boot surround + shift lever + bushing + heat boot + boot cap
clear front marker light covers

This month working on / parts going on the car:
BF wide body kit
GT-Racing vented nose + rear bumper
968 rear spoiler
968 mirrors
Joe Toth front splitter
D9 Hood vents
D9 short shift kit
D9 duel headlight kit
Full exterior paint job

I will be using the car in auto-X and some track so will be selling some of the interior parts... like very nice condition electric sports seats. Will post parts as they come off the car.

Many many other parts / work to be done, will keep posting as I make progress.

TurnerJ

First in line!

Sounds like a good build, and looks like you're starting with a clean car!

cruise98

Congratulations! Looks like a nice car. You are already in deep.

David Floyd

Yes he is... have fun along the way.

Hope all is well with you Keith.

PJR1976

Just picked up the Joe Toth splitter from Mantis this afternoon... while I was there I decided to go with his SSK. Its actually a really nice piece, very well machined and put together. Also a great price at $165.

PJR1976

Had a shot at making my own RS style interior, doors came out pretty good.
Going to do center console and dash next, will post pics once done.

Suede + pull cord only cost me $52 from Fabricland.

reno808

Love the door cards

jg951

[QUOTE=PJR1976;10476289]Had a shot at making my own RS style interior, doors came out pretty good.
Going to do center console and dash next, will post pics once done.

Suede + pull cord only cost me $52 from Fabricland.[/QUOTE
Nice looking doors, how dificcult was to glue it? You keeping the rear speakers?
Keep the good work.

PJR1976

The hardest thing with the glue is not getting it on you... I used low strength all purpose glue in a spray can. Its tacky enough to stick firm but it allows movement and play which helps getting the suede in place.

I am thinking of stripping rear seats back to bare metal as I will be putting in a triangulated roll bar.

I just finished the center console (now this ones a toughy) but with a little effort it came out great.

See console and armrest.

odb812

The seat bottoms weigh nothing and will not get in the way of any well designed roll bar, so it's not really worth pulling them out.

JBrown

beautiful lobe the suede shift boot were did u get it from?

PJR1976

Bought it from topgaiters on ebay.... $35 shipped!

racerxrick

looks good...I see the car came with sport seats too!

PJR1976

yeh power sports seats... I am really torn as they are nice original seats but as I will be doing some autoX and track days I am probably going to get a set of aftermarket seats. I like the looks of the Corbeau A4 seats as they seem comfortable and street friendly but have harness guides and high side bolsters for the track. Plus they weigh less than the factory electric seats.

jg951

Im lurking over the Sparco Chrono, confortable but they run $500 each, factory seats are nice but weight 70lb each. What your suspension set up?

http://thmotorsports.com/sparco/spar...d/g-58768.aspx

Check this resto out: awesome interior
http://magnuswalker911.blogspot.com/...storation.html