Fellow 914ers:

Am building our 2006 calendar for our DIY stories. We are looking for photos and descriptions of repairs to 914's.

What we need:

Photos of each step, and a description of each step. We will pull everything together to form the article and pages.

What you get:

Your name in the 9 Magazine as the author, one of our new 9 t-shirts, media pass for SEMA show in Vegas in November 2006, and other neat things (ie free parts, products and passes)

Any level of repair is need, from basic tools, to even installing fiberglass flares (HINT, HINT) I ask that you either email me directly at bminson@9magazine.com or send me an IM at "porsche9mag" on Yahoo Messenger if you have an idea or a question.

Thanks everyone, I know the past year and half have been hard on you the readers, but I think the new leadership team we have at 9 will do a great job!

Brian Minson
9 magazine

I dont know but Im sure you could ask Wane at Pelican if you could use some of his.... Those are all user submitted as well....

Theres a bunch in there...

Also I would check anything in

http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?act=SF&f=5


Good luck!

I have an four cyl engine drop article. Click 914 Info on the top bar of this page.

I am currently documenting (pics too) my longitudinal clamshell install if you're interested.
Mark

I can show you how I strategically place jackstands!

Clay has an excelent Article on replacing fuel lines with Metal ones... also our classic threads has great how-tos!

Mark,

Your Green 914 is actually one of the cars we are using as reference to the bodyshop of the magazines new 1975 1.9L 914. Just a bit different color!

Thanks for the replies!

Brian Minson
http://www.9magazine.com

I sent you stuff last time and never recieved any feed back from you as to what you thught of it.

Resend it to me and I will personally reply back!

Brian Minson
9 Magazine
http://www.9magazine.com

I could do a good how to on finding the mother lode of dog food in your heater ducts, heheh

I just sent a PM as I have writen a buch for the Pelican site and they are available. My next project is replacement of the trunk lids and doors with glass and then corner balancing which might be handy.

Capt Tripps

Progress thread, lots of rust!