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Stewart-83 said:
I'd LOVE a classic 911.
If I ever do I think I'll have to book a night class in welding by the looks of it!
Same here. Luckily (by the sound of this thread) I opted for a classic Mini, its a lot cheaper to repair rotten panels on a Mini than I imagine a 911. Still the 911 looks amazing. If I ever do I think I'll have to book a night class in welding by the looks of it!
BoRED S2upid said:
Stewart-83 said:
I'd LOVE a classic 911.
If I ever do I think I'll have to book a night class in welding by the looks of it!
Same here. Luckily (by the sound of this thread) I opted for a classic Mini, its a lot cheaper to repair rotten panels on a Mini than I imagine a 911. Still the 911 looks amazing. If I ever do I think I'll have to book a night class in welding by the looks of it!
At some point (maybe when my son inherits it!) it will get new rear quarters and front wings, problem is for me if you achieve perfection using all new panels, assembled as original then you'll never use it because it will rust like the original and be completely messed up again inside five years. So if you actually use it then patch for as long as possible!
Having said that it is currently hiding from the salt in the garage, so I'm a hypocrite
It was such a great looking afternoon today I thought I'd venture out into the Welsh mountains to stretch the legs on the 911 and play with my new camera. I've been experimenting with off camera flash to light the car, with mixed results, but it's something I need to try more of.
I need to take a car wash with me though! By the time you get out to these locations the car is filthy
Strangely enough the highest mountain pass in Wales was still covered in snow and ice... Didn't see that coming
I may, or may not, have felt the need to perform a doughnut or two before leaving.
I need to take a car wash with me though! By the time you get out to these locations the car is filthy
Strangely enough the highest mountain pass in Wales was still covered in snow and ice... Didn't see that coming
I may, or may not, have felt the need to perform a doughnut or two before leaving.
Edited by gary71 on Thursday 3rd August 18:11
All the pictures are edited to some extent. All except the shot over the engine cover are composites of more than one image. I have another picture with more light on the rear of car I'll bring into the mix and see how it looks. I'm also going to redo the first one to bring the background up a little.
Cheers to all for the positive comments
Cheers to all for the positive comments
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