964 Backdate
#31
Yeah, my approach (like most shops) is more a la carte, pricing based only on what you want done. Certainly not putting my own VIN on it! It's your car, you say what you want done to it and it gets done in a professional and proper fashion. I'll reserve pricing for private conversations, please.
#32
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Love this boot and ****. Anyone know where i can source it from?
PM sent!
Yeah, my approach (like most shops) is more a la carte, pricing based only on what you want done. Certainly not putting my own VIN on it! It's your car, you say what you want done to it and it gets done in a professional and proper fashion. I'll reserve pricing for private conversations, please.
#33
Shannon, I spent five years researching backdating a 964 and am almost at the end of the journey. Just a few details left. I eventually used Pro9 in the UK, it cost £15k plus seats and wheels but sold the take off parts for £4k. Spending six figures butchering an original 911 wasn't something I wanted or could afford to do. Very happy but we saved much money not colour changing the whole car, having a non sunroof to begin with and going for a 74 3.0 RS look rather than a long hood and tiny bumpers version. You can see the thread under 964 backdate Gulf Blue
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#36
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this is cheaper than 100k.
http://rauhwelt-usa.com/pricing/964-narrow-street/
I did see somewhere an oil line kit to make the oil lines less noticeable. For a conversion like this.
http://rauhwelt-usa.com/pricing/964-narrow-street/
I did see somewhere an oil line kit to make the oil lines less noticeable. For a conversion like this.
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#39
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He regularly posts project updates in this thread (awesome craftsman!):
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...r-project.html
#40
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If you click on the links under "Contact" it will provide you with the email address, one of which is "products@zuffenhaus.us", the other "info@zuffenhaus.us"
#41
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Send Keith a PM over at Pelican Parts (eimkeith).
He regularly posts project updates in this thread (awesome craftsman!):
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...r-project.html
He regularly posts project updates in this thread (awesome craftsman!):
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...r-project.html
thank you.