Jazzman

I'm located in Montreal and looking for someone who knows and can work on the mecanical fuel injection (MFI) system on my 1970 911E.
I know about Gus Pfister from Pacific Fuel Injection in California but would love to find someone in Quebec/Canada.
The system needs a complete overhaul and with winter around the corner, the time has come.
Car is a survivor from California and I want to keep it that way.

Thanks!

JC

MidnightCayman

Christien has experience with vintage Porsches, perhaps send him a PM.

Matt Lane

If I had to hazard a guess, Andre Gaudet from Porschehaus has been at the top of the game long enough to service this in confidence.

Question is, is he interested in new customers? Call and find out.

Best,

Matt

Christien

Auguste Lecourte in St. Catharines would be near the top of the list, I would think. He knows old 911s inside out. Not exactly conveniently close to you, though - you'd have to ship. If you can find him, Rudy Bartling is also excellent with anything vintage, but I think he's retired now. I haven't seen him in a few years. Brent Hunter (Hunter Motorsports) in Mississauga would probably be able to handle it quite well. He owns what he claims is the oldest 911 in N. America (or something like that - I think it's #5 or something).

The Stig

Not to hijack. But holy ****e. That is a beautiful car. More details please.

johnjohn

Hassan at European Motorwerks HANDS DOWN at 514-737-3110!

Jazzman

Thanks for all the info guys, much appreciated
Will be making some phone calls this afternoon.
I also got some PM's telling me about Carlosport in Montreal.

Not sure it's the right place to do it but here's some info.

1970 911E
Real (rust free) survivor from California
Original paint (85%)
Rare Champagne Yellow (6822-L)
Paint to Sample/98 as the color was not available in 1970
Tan/black interior with wood insert dash
Numbers matching all around as per COA
Mileage: 89987
2 ownwers car
Original tool kit, jack, owner's manual, maintenance record book etc...

Did a photoshoot at circuit Gilles Villeneuve last week.

Christien

That is indeed beautiful. Welcome to rennlist, by the way!

Zookie

man thats a nice porker!

The Stig

Thanks for sharing. It is the law to post pics of your ride. So it's good that you complied.

How did you get an empty track for a photoshoot? Did you need special permission?

Jazzman

Thanks!
I've been lurking for quite some time though



That's a combination of being allowed to drive on the track (one side for cars and the other for bikes) and some photoshop.






We even had a fox coming to check out my Fuchs