Thanks for the pictures! I'm tentatively planning on driving out there for next year's Tropical Ramble ... will see. I'd like my car to return to where she was born for a visit, and I need to plan out a long trip sometime. Will see...
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Looks like it was a lot of fun! Joe's shop is busy! Lots of crazy cool projects going on in there. Thanks for the pictures! I'm tentatively planning on driving out there for next year's Tropical Ramble ... will see. I'd like my car to return to where she was born for a visit, and I need to plan out a long trip sometime. Will see...
Thanks for the pictures! I'm tentatively planning on driving out there for next year's Tropical Ramble ... will see. I'd like my car to return to where she was born for a visit, and I need to plan out a long trip sometime. Will see...
That would be killer Jon!
QUOTE(FourBlades @ Sep 20 2015, 05:14 PM) 
There was no shortage of 914s or car talk.
Joe's shop is stuffed with interesting projects, including some original sixes.
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This car has custom made flares and a rotary engine.
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There was a 930 turbo and a Karman Gia project.
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George brought the Chump Car, still running strong.
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This parts car features a chalon kit, but it also has a 915 transmission and a built up 460 small block chevy with a $12K build sheet.
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Joe called it the "Borg Car". It has lots of "interesting" modifications done in a hacked up fashion.
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Joe is obviously keeping very busy!
Next year, rumor has it that George and I will be organizing the Ramble, once again based at Series9!
John
QUOTE(914rebel @ Jun 27 2016, 03:35 PM)
QUOTE(FourBlades @ Sep 20 2015, 05:14 PM)
There was no shortage of 914s or car talk.
Joe's shop is stuffed with interesting projects, including some original sixes.
Click to view attachment
Click to view attachment
This car has custom made flares and a rotary engine.
Click to view attachment
There was a 930 turbo and a Karman Gia project.
Click to view attachment
George brought the Chump Car, still running strong.
Click to view attachment
This parts car features a chalon kit, but it also has a 915 transmission and a built up 460 small block chevy with a $12K build sheet.
Click to view attachment
Joe called it the "Borg Car". It has lots of "interesting" modifications done in a hacked up fashion.
Click to view attachment
Joe is obviously keeping very busy!
Next year, rumor has it that George and I will be organizing the Ramble, once again based at Series9!
John
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