Proper bodyshop required for a simple job..

Proper bodyshop required for a simple job..

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mollytherocker

14,366 posts

209 months

Saturday 13th September 2014
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cornershop said:
Good taste sir smile
This is a lovely car. Those wheels should clash, but they just dont!

IMI A

9,410 posts

201 months

Saturday 13th September 2014
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mollytherocker said:
cornershop said:
Good taste sir smile
This is a lovely car. Those wheels should clash, but they just dont!
+1

Stevorocket

408 posts

219 months

Saturday 13th September 2014
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I had a red one - great car.

Best tune up was to replace ALL the bullet fuses for reliability and to prevent mis fires caused by fuse corrosion.

drmark

4,845 posts

186 months

Saturday 13th September 2014
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Best mod you can do to a 3.2 IMO.

Here is my old one. First thing I did was replace the lid - but kept the original for the next owner.



Jibaro

210 posts

181 months

Sunday 14th September 2014
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OP, a little bit out of London, but Ben at Finish First just south of Horsham would take proper care of your car and do a first class job.

Klippie

3,158 posts

145 months

Sunday 14th September 2014
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P50 said:



never had paint.... cherished and very expensive...
Lovely that...cloud9...911's of that era look so right, with the spoiler fitted but thats just me.

Please post more pictures when its de-spoilered.

P50

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1,034 posts

163 months

Sunday 14th September 2014
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Klippie said:
P50 said:



never had paint.... cherished and very expensive...
Lovely that...cloud9...911's of that era look so right, with the spoiler fitted but thats just me.

Please post more pictures when its de-spoilered.
I will. Need to sell one of my cars to get the job done A1

Here's another pic. The car is utterly superb. I had several G50's around 15-18 years ago and they weren't a patch on this.





mollytherocker

14,366 posts

209 months

Sunday 14th September 2014
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Is that your Messerschmitt?

P50

Original Poster:

1,034 posts

163 months

Monday 15th September 2014
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mollytherocker said:
Is that your Messerschmitt?
Indeed it is....




Edited by P50 on Monday 15th September 07:08

EJH

934 posts

209 months

Monday 15th September 2014
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Does the car have a/c? If so (and if you're removing the front spoiler), you should fit the a/c evaporator protector bar; new ones are available from Porsche and are on the parts diagram (I have the number but it's on the other computer - I can look it out if required).

P50

Original Poster:

1,034 posts

163 months

Monday 15th September 2014
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EJH said:
Does the car have a/c? If so (and if you're removing the front spoiler), you should fit the a/c evaporator protector bar; new ones are available from Porsche and are on the parts diagram (I have the number but it's on the other computer - I can look it out if required).
No a/c on my contraption but thanks for tip.

anonymous-user

54 months

Monday 15th September 2014
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Can someone explain to a simpleton like me what 'unpainted' means.

Do you just mean never been re-painted, still as it left the factory?

P50

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1,034 posts

163 months

Monday 15th September 2014
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garyhun said:
Can someone explain to a simpleton like me what 'unpainted' means.

Do you just mean never been re-painted, still as it left the factory?
Yes. Unpainted means never refinished or repaired.

Originality is lord with all collectibles.

It shows the car has been looked after and you can see what you're getting stories and all...

anonymous-user

54 months

Monday 15th September 2014
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P50 said:
garyhun said:
Can someone explain to a simpleton like me what 'unpainted' means.

Do you just mean never been re-painted, still as it left the factory?
Yes. Unpainted means never refinished or repaired.

Originality is lord with all collectibles.

It shows the car has been looked after and you can see what you're getting stories and all...
Many thanks. That is one lovely car!

EJH

934 posts

209 months

Monday 15th September 2014
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P50,

Is that a Hayward and Scott exhaust I see...?

I only say as it looks much like the H&S on mine:





Edited by EJH on Monday 15th September 22:04

P50

Original Poster:

1,034 posts

163 months

Monday 15th September 2014
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EJH said:
P50,

Is that a Hayward and Scott exhaust I see...?

I only say as it looks much like the H&S on mine:





Edited by EJH on Monday 15th September 22:04
I don't know the brand of the exhaust. Prev owner fitted it. Seems the same loudness and I have a side silence delete pipe. I'll leave it as it does the job..

xjay1337

15,966 posts

118 months

Tuesday 16th September 2014
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Surprised no-one has mentioned Lemass Automotive...

Big E 118

2,410 posts

169 months

Tuesday 16th September 2014
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Sussex based Precision Porsche have done some work for me in the past and were excellent. A friend owns a company that does a lot of top level restoration (not Porsche) and he uses them for all his paint, also Porsche owning friends of mine always use them and have never had a bad word to say.

http://www.precisionporsche.co.uk/

Lovely car by the way OP!

Big Raff

1,330 posts

171 months

Tuesday 16th September 2014
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I have used Lemass for my 964 in the past, he is a regular on rennlist and one i would advise for most cars to be fair. Clean work and passionate about cars (his 964 was just in 911 world) and based just past Uxbridge. www.lemass.co.uk

Lovely car btw