Getting an aircooled 911 as a DD
Getting an aircooled 911 as a DD
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mr_tony

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6,351 posts

298 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Finally picked up my new DD. It's a '76 gold 911 narrow body with a 3.0l engine transplant - done in 2004 as part of a full restoration.



Child seat fitted in the back - check.
Winter tyres ordered - check.
Underseal done? - check.

Wish me luck! Anyone else running an aircooled 911 as a daily driver? Am I bonkers?

marky911

4,433 posts

248 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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I love that! A proper period colour combo.

Kudos for running it daily. Every mile I drove I'd be crying about the salt attacking everything from floorpans to fasteners, but hey if you have the means, then why the heck not. Brilliant! smile

Fattrader

515 posts

251 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Was that the one at PS?

Looks a beautiful car. Love the colour too.

mudy

874 posts

201 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Beautiful!
Used mine commuting through London as a DD a few years back and never ever let me down - it's a cliche but it does make each day better
have fun!

Also what the hell is that monster in the background?! shoot

supersport

4,630 posts

256 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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What child seat did you fit? This always comes up so it would be good to have an answer to hand.

Very pretty :-)

mollytherocker

14,464 posts

238 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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A 76' as a daily? bow

Total respect! Enjoy it!


Rutlandracing

229 posts

195 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Looks fantastic! Enjoy it.

mr_tony

Original Poster:

6,351 posts

298 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Thanks folks. Was indeed the one at Paul Stephens. Got great support and service from Charlie and George.

Car seat is a Concorde Ultimax (set up forward facing). Fits into the rear just fine. Also fits a 964.

I'll be keeping it garaged but using it most days. Had the underseal done properly though - want to avoid the rust as much as possible and keep it nice.

Sure it feels a bit primitive next to a more modern hatch, but its a lot more fun and people seem to let me out if junctions...