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URY914
Damn, that a lot of work. No wonder it's taken so long.
carr914
Thanks for the pictures Brian, enjoy your trip.

T.C.
carr914
QUOTE(URY914 @ Jul 30 2009, 10:57 PM) *

Damn, that a lot of work. No wonder it's taken so long.



Yep, now you know why that Asshat I bought it from wanted to do a Vin Swap.

I'm certainly glad that #1724 is in so much better condition.

T.C.
carr914
100mm 914-6GT (4 Hole) and 917/911R (5 Hole) Gas Caps I think the Black one will go on this car

T.C.

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carr914
Well, I just talked to the shop and they are finishing up all the patchs and metal work. So it will go the Soda-Blast shop soon. piratenanner.gif

T.C.

carr914
In the meantime I got a care package from PMB - 911S front Calipers w/ Porterfields

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rfuerst911sc
TC those S calipers look sweeet ! We stole those didn't we ? biggrin.gif
carr914
Yes we did, too bad we didn't get the 5th one

T.C.
carr914
Took a bunch of parts over to the shop today and to see the progress. I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. 98% of the welding is done and it will go to the blasters in about a week. Then final paint prep and then sprayed

T.C.


Caught Jason working on the car

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The Engman kit is in. This is the 1st Engman they have done (they have done over 20 sets of Steel Flares) and they really liked it.

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carr914
The underside - all the filler pieces in

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carr914
By The Numbers

Windshield Vin

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carr914
And upon further evaluation #673 will become my GT Recreation and #1724 will be the street car.

This was based on with all the welding and stiffening that has been done #673 will be the stronger car. So it will get the 2.8 Twin-Plug and all the Real GT bits.

#1724 as it is more original with no metal being replaced will be the Street 914-6.

T.C.
rgalla9146
Hi Tom
I noticed that your C of A says build date 4/70 but your Vin is 422 earlier than one of mine and my build date is 3 / 70 !!!! (car # 1095) then I see that your door sticker says 2 / 70. I know of at least one other case of incorrect factory info .
I guess C of A's aint the last word now are they ?
Is this the car from Florida that came with a load of GT parts ? 906 oil cooler etc. etc. ?
I wanted that package.
Hey fill me in on the VIN sticker repro deal.
I have my original but it's on the door jamb that was replaced .
If a repro can be done well I don't have to risk trying to move my original to the new jamb.
Please write when you have a chance.
Thank you
Rory rgalla9146@aol.com
PS great work ! You are a glutton for punishment
ghuff
TC it looks like they removed the center tunnel, did they?

and teh cross brace is new or removed?

I have to remove both on my 914 to get the floors clean enough for my taste to por-15 in there.

As it sits now it is just light surface, but that will change fast into my floors rotting from the center tunnel out unless taken care of.

Can you ask them how much that job sucked? I asked around this board and nobody answered.
carr914
QUOTE(rgalla9146 @ Sep 16 2009, 06:24 PM) *

Hi Tom
I noticed that your C of A says build date 4/70 but your Vin is 422 earlier than one of mine and my build date is 3 / 70 !!!! (car # 1095) then I see that your door sticker says 2 / 70. I know of at least one other case of incorrect factory info .
I guess C of A's aint the last word now are they ?
Is this the car from Florida that came with a load of GT parts ? 906 oil cooler etc. etc. ?
I wanted that package.
Hey fill me in on the VIN sticker repro deal.
I have my original but it's on the door jamb that was replaced .
If a repro can be done well I don't have to risk trying to move my original to the new jamb.
Please write when you have a chance.
Thank you
Rory rgalla9146@aol.com
PS great work ! You are a glutton for punishment


Rory,
CoA's (Certificate of Authenticity for those noobies) are close to worthless and the 1 for this car is an older one when they used to give you more info.

No this is not the car that came with all the GT parts (that is #1724, that I'm also re-doing) but I made the Executive decision that this car will get the GT parts.

I will send you a pm about the door jam compliance sticker. You will never get the old one off in one piece.

T.C.
carr914
QUOTE(ghuff @ Sep 16 2009, 06:39 PM) *

TC it looks like they removed the center tunnel, did they?

and teh cross brace is new or removed?

I have to remove both on my 914 to get the floors clean enough for my taste to por-15 in there.

As it sits now it is just light surface, but that will change fast into my floors rotting from the center tunnel out unless taken care of.

Can you ask them how much that job sucked? I asked around this board and nobody answered.


No the Center Tunnel was not removed. The cross brace is new to this car (it came out of a donor car)

Removing the crossbrace and replacing it is fairly easy, I've done a couple.

T.C.
stuttgart46
Who's doing the work for you? That looks really good so far.
Are you planning on running HSR? I haven't been to one of their events in years. How is participation lately?
carr914
QUOTE(stuttgart46 @ Sep 17 2009, 11:40 AM) *

Who's doing the work for you? That looks really good so far.
Are you planning on running HSR? I haven't been to one of their events in years. How is participation lately?


Hi Chad,
Stratton Motorsports in Orlando is doing all the Welding & Paint. I will re-assemble the car.

I really don't know what I will do will the car, but probably not HSR - with the 2.8 Twin-Plug I would be put in the catagory with cars that will kick the snot out of this car. Plus you can't use Electro-motive crank-fire igntion which this car will have.

T.C.
carr914
Well, today I worked on the A-Arms. Wire-wheeled and sand-blasted them, then into the Glass-bead cabinet. Then primered & painted them.

T.C.

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carr914
Took a car-load of parts to Orlando today. It is scheduled for the blaster next week.

T.C.

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carr914
Also I hate it when you know that you have a part and can't find it. I knew I had another 912 Hockey Puck Horn Button, but I was on my 4th seach thru the garage when I finally found the Bugger. Now it's safe.

T.C.

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IronHillRestorations
I see you went with the left and right pans, which I like best!

Looks like very good work being done there TC!!!
carr914
Get Ready for some Major Engine Porn

My New PMO 46s

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0396
Keep it coming... engine porn! Congrats!
Lou W
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PlaysWithCars
Wow! Lookin' good T.C. Bet you're anxious to get it on the road. I know I'm dyin' to drive mine, but have a fair amount of work to go before it's running again.

Keep up the good work and keep the pictures coming.
carr914
Dr. Evil, this should be to you in a few days.

T.C.

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carr914
Well I sold #1724 as a roller, so I will be putting all my Real GT parts on this car. I will be putting some pictures of those parts on this page. Some of you have seen those pictures from my other thread, but feel free to drool all over again. drooley.gif

T.C.

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0396
Lots of COOL looking GT Parts !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Congrats!
carr914
Front Spherical Bearings

Thanks Henry @ SuperTec

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carr914
Rear Spherical Bearing set-up

Thanks Armando for the Modified Trailing Arms

Thanks John @ HamFab

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carr914
Thanks Again to Brian Cheney (bcheney) for some pictures of my car.

Here she is at the Media Blasters before undergoing cosmetic surgery

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carr914
Stayed tuned here for after blasting pictures as well as more engine porn. Things are really starting to pick-up steam piratenanner.gif

T.C.

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carr914
My GT Brass Hard Oil Lines showed up today - monkeydance.gif

T.C.

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pete-stevers
I love all the stuff you have for your hot lil number
but jeeeeez do you really have to let the skin flash rust in that hot humid enviroment ??
a bit of primer would have gone a long way, and then no need to media blast

carr914
Pete, I agree the flash rust doesn't look pretty, but #1, the shop did not think that it would take them this long, & #2, there was so much structual rust that is would have had to been media blasted anyway.

The nice thing now is after blasting, we are moving to the completion of this stage.

T.C.
pete-stevers
But the goodies....damn you have a lot of goodies!
when i look at my stash, it pales in comparision
stuttgart46
I wish I was there to help you put it back together. It's looking good.
carr914
Chad, if you're coming to the 48Hours or the 12 Hours and spending a few days in Tampa with the Folks, I'm sure I can find a spare wrench for you.

T.C.
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