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How long can you take to finish a restoration? There's only two ways to restore a 914: 1. Do it right the first time and spend a lot of time and money to get every last bit the way you want. This can easily take 5 years or more. 2. Do it somewhat quicker by cutting corners. When you're done, you'll enjoy the car for some time but all the while you'll have that nagging feeling that you didn't do it right the first time so eventually you'll end up doing it all over again. See 1. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/popcorn[1].gif) |
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How long can you take to finish a restoration? There's only two ways to restore a 914: 1. Do it right the first time and spend a lot of time and money to get every last bit the way you want. This can easily take 5 years or more. 2. Do it somewhat quicker by cutting corners. When you're done, you'll enjoy the car for some time but all the while you'll have that nagging feeling that you didn't do it right the first time so eventually you'll end up doing it all over again. See 1. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/popcorn[1].gif) I believe that there is a requirement to have two cars to comply with both 1 and 2 above. Drive and enjoy one, while building the second one the right way. If you are not driving a 914, its hard to stay motivated to fix up the perfect car. So, go out and buy a POS 914 driver...to remember why you started painting the universe in the first place. Then, finish up the blue car, and sell off the driver. Rich |
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