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Anthony, I would love to have a project like that. I want another 964 that I don't feel bad about gutting and making a light-weight monster out off.
Mr. Wolfe
Mr Wolfe, sadly these truly are becoming an endangered species. I was quite lucky to find one like this but it took me 4 years of looking to find the right one at such a reasonable price. I wish I could find a dozen more or go back in time and buy everyone I could. Hindsight truly is 20/20.
Recently acquired 1990 964 C2 with a few recent upgrades- 18" Speedline Cup replica wheels, Continental Extreme Contact Sport tires- 225/40 front and 265/35 rear, light ceramic tint applied to interior windows (except windshield). Some interior upgrades to come .... RS style.
Last edited by Gmanscott; 05-19-2021 at 02:49 PM.
Reason: correction
Here's a shot of my car from the "10 years in the desert" thread. I shot this picture hoping to show the Fox river in the background but it didn't really show the way it did when I was standing there. But then I noticed that the wheels had lined up almost perfectly just where I pulled up so I decided to post it. The paint was recently corrected to remove the contamination from sitting outside for 3 years. This is a car that was not registered from 2000 - 2020 and hadn't run for at least 10 years when I started working on it. It has been cleaning up pretty well.
There are so many wheels that look great on a 964 but there is something about the Cup 1 that matches the smooth, uncomplicated 964 profile. The Cup 1 is not a particularly "pretty" or even light weight wheel. Actually very plain Jane but it has a quiet muscular look that works on the car. The 964's lacked chrome, bumperettes, scoops, accordion impact bumpers, and generally not much in the way of fender flares. The simple Cup 1 wheel seems right in line with the look on a stock narrow body 964. I see wheels that I say " wow that's nice looking" and they really make the car pop. However, for the understated look that to me is classic Porsche and REALLY 964 - I keep coming back to the Cup 1.
There are so many wheels that look great on a 964 but there is something about the Cup 1 that matches the smooth, uncomplicated 964 profile. The Cup 1 is not a particularly "pretty" or even light weight wheel. Actually very plain Jane but it has a quiet muscular look that works on the car. The 964's lacked chrome, bumperettes, scoops, accordion impact bumpers, and generally not much in the way of fender flares. The simple Cup 1 wheel seems right in line with the look on a stock narrow body 964. I see wheels that I say " wow that's nice looking" and they really make the car pop. However, for the understated look that to me is classic Porsche and REALLY 964 - I keep coming back to the Cup 1.
I completely agree. They are also super easy and fast to clean !
I completely agree. They are also super easy and fast to clean !
Our Macan have the Turbo Wheels/Multi-spoke and takes X4 the time for me to clean. I hope it improves after a good ceramic coat.
while I can do less than a minute to wipe the Cup1 wheel. 😇
Originally Posted by andy73
Damn, so pretty!
thanks! the blossom yellow 964 3.6 Turbo is truly a 1-of-1 beautiful unicorn.
For my NB, It feels like an ugly duckling story from the full OEM early 91 model I enjoyed, to where it is now. I really enjoy it in both looks and performance.
05-19-2021 | 08:28 AM
