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Thanks

I might as well do my floor while the interior is torn out ...

I've eaten off dishes that wasnt as clean as that....

Wow - Hey Andy - you guys really shifted into high gear after we left. That looks terrific. We had a great time hanging out, talking and seeing your car.

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I saw your post and became concerned. As a result I spoke with a friend of mine who is knowledgeable in photography and psychology. He said the reason for the knit picking is the angle of the dangle of the tea bag across ones chin may be affecting their eyesight and judgement. He went on to say that this tea bag syndrome might be because this person is unable or unwilling to appreciate the entire project. He said that the person posting might be the same type that on the last day before Christmas vacation, probably felt the need to tell the teacher that they forgot to give homework for the holiday.
I thought about what he had to say, and I told him that might be a little harsh. He said "no, I just call them as I see them, whether they're balls or whatever. He has always been rather insightful. I've known him my whole life.

I think he was being facetious and simply forgot to put one of these at the end of his post:



Now, if you would have place the cover on your fuse block, none of this would have ever taken place

Wow your car looks amazing! Love the great sounds your engine makes.

Jeff B

I NEVER said I didn't appreciate the project... how could you not appreciate the detail and precision that these gentleman have put into this most beautiful six??? It goes without saying.

* Bannananose: next time you get together to wank with your "insightful" friend take a time out and ask him to enlighten you on sarcasm. Oh, and

Another day at Jims. We go a lot done. Carpets and seats are in. Andy and Jim relaxing after a long day in the hot garage.

More pics.

More pics.

Wow! That looks like it rolled out of the factory o only better. You guys are setting the new standard on these restorations. I just hope my car looks that nice.
Cheers Michael

One of the most satisfying parts of a resto IMO

more pics

one more Sunday to completion

Wow Bananabeek, that looks great. Only question is about the seatbelt holster. Weren't they aftermarket or dealer installed?

Who said he is going to holster his seatbelt in it? It might have another purpose? Derringer?

Another big day today. Andy, Kent, Bob and Dave, thanks for all the help. By the time we restore my other car, I promise I'll have air conditioning in the garage. Today was brutal. Brutally hot, but damn good.

Why do you want to take a swing at the hornet's nest?

Those carpets look great; what company makes those? =

Wow and wow again...thinking this is one of those benchmark cars.

Great looking car. Is that person carpeting?
Thanks,
Bill.

It's German Perlon from Autobaun in San Diego

Thanks Socalandy,
I have to replace the carpet on my now and I can't make up my mind.
Bill.

It's great that Jim, Kent, Andy and crew have done this already and know where to go to get all the good stuff our cars need. I love that carpeting. That will make my life easier as my car moves along.

AppBiz makes pretty nice German Perlon kits too.

Your car looks great, Jim. When you do the "white" one, are you going to do a GT?

Well I think we pretty well wrapped it up today. It’s going to alignment in the morning and hook up vapor recovery lines to engine shroud and air box. DONE

Uploading some clips to YouTube and post when done. I

Built with more care and attention than the factory.

Simply stunning.
Congratulations to Jim, Andy and Kent for another terrific Six.

https://youtu.be/Ak9vsEbd6n0

super beautiful sir Jim! good job Andy and Kent!

That's perfection!

I was wondering the same thing. We ran across them on Matt and Doug's cars.

The car is stunning ............. Well Done

Beautiful! Excellent build.

for those asking the carpet kit is from Autobahn . They also do an amazing job wrapping steering wheels. remember to specify early or late so the passenger side mat is the correct size. Perlon and German velour full kits including trunks

https://www.autobahninteriors.com/


7949 Stromesa Ct. Ste# e
San Diego CA 92126
Email- info@autobahninteriors.com
Tel- 858-453-2400

Another one saved! Incredible craftsmanship guys. To pull a body apart like that and rebuild it perfectly and correctly....very hard to do. Check out the panel gaps!

Nice job fellas. You know, if Porsche ever decides to start up 914 production again, you guys will have good jobs



Seriously, the time $ and effort you guys put into Jim's car really shows well.

I was thinking the same thing...this car is amazing, the interior/exterior/etc. is better than new.

The car went out on Monday for an alignment and now it's back in my shop for a full polish/detail.

Wowzer! It looked terrific before. I can't wait until the next time I see it.

I could never own a car that looks that nice - I'd be afraid to drive/park it anywhere

I can't even leave my pos alone without worrying about some dickwad fuching with it .

Socalandy your car is absolutely a benchmark !! Absolutely stunning
Many miles of enjoyment wished for you.

SoCalAndy's car is indeed very nice; this one is Jim's though. They are both stunning examples.