My '72 911T

[Mark-E34-535]

Fantastic. Looks stunning.

[Lancia888]

Is everything else ready to go back on to the car? Is the motor sorted? What about the interior? I'm so excited to watch this come together!

[Bobberoo]

Stunning!!!

[ferrisbueller]

That looks amazing. Well done OP.

[gary71]

Lancia888 said:

Is everything else ready to go back on to the car? Is the motor sorted? What about the interior? I'm so excited to watch this come together!

Should be… probably needs a good clean before it goes anywhere near that shiny thing!

I rebuilt the engine a few years back, and the box before that. Largely everything mechanical is just going straight back on, save for a bit of cosmetics.

The interior needs more work. I need to retrim the dash again and make some new door cards along with new carpet and sound deadening. Seats are good to go. I’ve got a roll of alcantara to make a new headliner, not original but love the material.

The long jobs are going to be wiring and plumbing. Both of which take ages and have almost no signs of progress!

[gregs656]

Looks superb.

[gary71]

[B'stard Child]

WOW...........................

It's very green in a very nice way - you are going to have to be so careful putting it back together - that would scare me stless

[marky911]

Stunning.

[darreni]

Lovely. Must be exciting being so close to the end after all your work.

[RC1807]

This is gonna be epic!

[shouldbworking]

Those reflections look remarkable for modern paint apparently before any further finishing!

Looks amazing

[stichill99]

Soooperb, Looks great and I can't wait to see it on it's wheels!

[gary71]

I can’t take any credit for the paint, but as the major chequebook part of the restoration I’m so glad it’s as I’d hoped.

Trouble I’ve got now is any of the older parts I put back in will only make it look worse!

[rdodger]

Any patina on the older parts will just add to it's charm.

Looking forward to the rebuild!

[Astacus]

The trouble with a long restoration is that, by the time you reach that point, you learnt so much that you start to think about redoing the stuff you did at the begining

[gary71]

Astacus said:

The trouble with a long restoration is that, by the time you reach that point, you learnt so much that you start to think about redoing the stuff you did at the begining

Absolutely. If I did the metal work again it would take me about 1/3rd of the time and be better!

[Andy665]

Going to be stunning but still usable, always been a favourite of mine on here

[NotNormal]

So great to see, the point at which you get it back from paint is such an exciting time because you know that whatever gets fitted from now on, tends to be the final time

[Jhonno]

Love the colour!!