GT2 EVO Build Thread
05-06-2013, 04:38 PM
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Thank you very much!
Yes, that is for sure and thank you for the kind words!
Sure, you are welcomed to check it out anytime! I am located in the Agoura Hills/Malibu area.
Sure, you are welcomed to check it out anytime! I am located in the Agoura Hills/Malibu area.
05-11-2013, 02:20 PM
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Stunning car!!!
Your task list sounds like my annual service on the 993.
Really most of thhe things you had to deal with are normal wear items, that is if the car sees significant track time like mine does.
It seems that the previuous owner forgot the maintenance part of owning and driving a Porsche. Or then it was intentionally left for the future owner...
I'm following behind with my GT2 build.
Your task list sounds like my annual service on the 993.
Really most of thhe things you had to deal with are normal wear items, that is if the car sees significant track time like mine does.
It seems that the previuous owner forgot the maintenance part of owning and driving a Porsche. Or then it was intentionally left for the future owner...
I'm following behind with my GT2 build.
05-11-2013, 02:35 PM
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I admire you sticking with it. I once bought a 1969 911 "Professionally Rebuilt As A 3.0 Carrera RS" at an auction. Looked great at first, but...
Got it home and, erm, it was clear whoever rebuilt it might have been a professional hairdresser, but they certainly weren't a professional P-car builder. Looked at what'd cost to make good and ended up putting it on eBay 'as-seen'.
That said, you've done a fabulous job. I'd just return to a black splitter and lose the 997.2 GT3 RS-style GT2 decals...
Subscribed, as I'd love to see more pics and some of it being used too...
Got it home and, erm, it was clear whoever rebuilt it might have been a professional hairdresser, but they certainly weren't a professional P-car builder. Looked at what'd cost to make good and ended up putting it on eBay 'as-seen'.
That said, you've done a fabulous job. I'd just return to a black splitter and lose the 997.2 GT3 RS-style GT2 decals...
Subscribed, as I'd love to see more pics and some of it being used too...
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05-16-2013, 11:43 PM
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I admire you sticking with it. I once bought a 1969 911 "Professionally Rebuilt As A 3.0 Carrera RS" at an auction. Looked great at first, but...
Got it home and, erm, it was clear whoever rebuilt it might have been a professional hairdresser, but they certainly weren't a professional P-car builder. Looked at what'd cost to make good and ended up putting it on eBay 'as-seen'.
That said, you've done a fabulous job. I'd just return to a black splitter and lose the 997.2 GT3 RS-style GT2 decals...
Subscribed, as I'd love to see more pics and some of it being used too...
Got it home and, erm, it was clear whoever rebuilt it might have been a professional hairdresser, but they certainly weren't a professional P-car builder. Looked at what'd cost to make good and ended up putting it on eBay 'as-seen'.
That said, you've done a fabulous job. I'd just return to a black splitter and lose the 997.2 GT3 RS-style GT2 decals...
Subscribed, as I'd love to see more pics and some of it being used too...
and as far as the decals, it's one of those things that either you love them or you don't. I totally dig them though and they look sick in person 
05-16-2013, 11:52 PM
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05-17-2013, 11:41 AM
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05-17-2013, 08:41 PM
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Anytime man, you are up by 5150 right? I was there all the time picking up parts from Mike & Christine during the build.
