Tit-Wagon - 964C2
#16
Instructor
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Sorry for the posting spam, but now I'm caught up! Thanks for everything I've learned from you all over the last 18 months, and I hope to contribute more to RL!!
Some final pics from a drive a few months ago:
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Some final pics from a drive a few months ago:
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looking good there ! Wondered how come I'd never seen you on this forum before. Car looks a million times better without the tail on it too - i didn't think it would, but (again), you're right !
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The Indie I had do the PPI, Weltmeister, assessed that it is a 'good, solid, original car' it would cost about $10k to get it sweet.
The car then went to another indie in Melbourne, AutoArt, for a top-end rebuild, clutch, fly-wheel and a few other 'house-keeping' things to get it fresh.
The car then went to another indie in Melbourne, AutoArt, for a top-end rebuild, clutch, fly-wheel and a few other 'house-keeping' things to get it fresh.
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Race Car
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Yes - not just AutoArt, but also Weltmeister. I guess there's two explanations...it started after I picked it up, or they didn't do as good a job as I'd hoped...
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Went out with these fellas a few weekends ago. I swapped keys with the owner of the 356 speedster (real!!) and that was an eye-opener...
The owner is a German guy - he said he'd recently returned home and drove a 997 (not sure which model). He said he enjoyed the 964 more than the 997 which was a nice compliment. For me, the 356 was absolutely amazing - but certainly not modern..
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Great post and awesome job resurrecting your 964. As many said, it looked good when you bought it, but you've been a dutiful owner. I'm sure your car is appreciative. Very cool.
#27
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^What he said. ? I'm surprised that made it past the nanny-software.
Looking great! Care to offer up some impressions on the spin in the 356?
Also-
"I never had any issues with cooling or oil pressure though. Indeed, it takes quite a while to get up to temp."
Possible the thermostat is not closing all the way? I just pulled mine apart to replace the piston/spring insert after it stuck closed. The temp gauge warmed surprisingly quickly with it not opening at all.
Looking great! Care to offer up some impressions on the spin in the 356?
Also-
"I never had any issues with cooling or oil pressure though. Indeed, it takes quite a while to get up to temp."
Possible the thermostat is not closing all the way? I just pulled mine apart to replace the piston/spring insert after it stuck closed. The temp gauge warmed surprisingly quickly with it not opening at all.
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