Porsche Coffee Table
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I commissioned Greg Melartin to build me a coffee table with the "guts" of a 1974 Porsche 911 engine like I had in my old P car. Attached are some photos of the finished product and a link to his website if you're interested. He can do about anything. I am really excited about it! Josh http://www.gregmelartin.com/ |
Awesome!
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That is NUTS!!!
I'd love to have something like that, but the wife would never go for it... |
Thanks guys! Luckily I am still a bachelor so this will look awesome in my living room!
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Very cool! Like it.
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That's some amazing work Greg does. Thanks for sharing CPTAmericaMV :thumbup:
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If that's not pure car guy porn, I dunno what is.
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Originally Posted by lbcgolf
(Post 11266136)
If that's not pure car guy porn, I dunno what is.
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How much does it weight? How did you source the donor parts?
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Way too cool! My GF would kill me. She owns a designer furniture store :(
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Thats totally cool. Looks like the valves are easy to adjust too, even with the cocktail glasses still on the table.
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Sweet baby Jesus
I'd make the legs from some other car parts ... Shocks , struts ? |
Originally Posted by jlanka
(Post 11266106)
That is NUTS!!!
I'd love to have something like that, but the wife would never go for it... |
Originally Posted by LexVan
(Post 11266148)
How much does it weight? How did you source the donor parts?
I think it weighs approximately 100-120 pounds. I found a junk 1974 911 engine for sale on eBay one day...I've always wanted an engine table so I purchased it and had it shipped to Greg. He tore it all down. I liked the "raw" look of the metal so I had him leave it natural, with just a clear coat to protect it. |
My wife would not have that... cool for the man cave.
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