1989 RUF CTR Replica
1989 RUF CTR Replica
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PRO5T

7,354 posts

52 months

Sunday 1st September 2024
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Wow, that looks bow

KittyLitter

1,113 posts

27 months

Sunday 1st September 2024
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Mintbird said:
Signal! Interior Will be Black . A bit boring perhaps but the outside color calls for calm inside haha
Lovely colour Signal. Congratulations, looks like it is shaping up to be a very special car.

GTRene

21,873 posts

251 months

Sunday 1st September 2024
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starting to look cool already.

Mintbird

Original Poster:

601 posts

128 months

Monday 2nd September 2024
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some older photos..

Youforreal.

1,032 posts

31 months

Monday 2nd September 2024
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What’s with the flowers hanging above it?

Mintbird

Original Poster:

601 posts

128 months

Monday 2nd September 2024
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it means it wants to be kissed

Filibuster

3,392 posts

242 months

Monday 2nd September 2024
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I love this! Comes together real nice. Bravo!!

Ocho

733 posts

264 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2024
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Following this one. Keep us posted - looks stunning!!!

Ocho

733 posts

264 months

Tuesday 3rd September 2024
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KittyLitter said:
Back on this incredible example... Can anyone explain why the rear seats were retained (photo no. 58) but the rear seatbelts weren't?

Edited by Ocho on Tuesday 3rd September 20:05

ffc

782 posts

186 months

Wednesday 4th September 2024
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Ocho said:
Back on this incredible example... Can anyone explain why the rear seats were retained (photo no. 58) but the rear seatbelts weren't?

Edited by Ocho on Tuesday 3rd September 20:05
Murican?

AW10

4,666 posts

276 months

Wednesday 4th September 2024
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Looks like just the squabs without the backrests. For bags?

vvvdan1vvv

64 posts

210 months

Sunday 13th April 2025
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Any more pics and info on this car? Was looking forward to seeing its progress.

harryblue

584 posts

209 months

Tuesday 15th July 2025
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Any updates?

I'm particularly interested in the engine, I've got a 930 and it's nice to know who the go-to guys are to really sort them out, lots of people claim they can but few seem to be able to really get the best out of them.

PRO5T

7,354 posts

52 months

Tuesday 15th July 2025
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harryblue said:
Any updates?

I'm particularly interested in the engine, I've got a 930 and it's nice to know who the go-to guys are to really sort them out, lots of people claim they can but few seem to be able to really get the best out of them.
Your profile says NW Harry, Mike at Zeigen Porsche has excellent experience with 930s and is a great guy to boot...

https://www.jackharding.com/blog/zeigen-porsche-re...

He's well worth calling in for a coffee with.

Adam.

29,638 posts

281 months

Tuesday 15th July 2025
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harryblue said:
Any updates?
This

Slippydiff

16,218 posts

250 months

Tuesday 15th July 2025
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PRO5T said:
harryblue said:
Any updates?

I'm particularly interested in the engine, I've got a 930 and it's nice to know who the go-to guys are to really sort them out, lots of people claim they can but few seem to be able to really get the best out of them.
Your profile says NW Harry, Mike at Zeigen Porsche has excellent experience with 930s and is a great guy to boot...

https://www.jackharding.com/blog/zeigen-porsche-re...

He's well worth calling in for a coffee with.
It's along way from Sheffield to Dubai ..

650S

174 posts

197 months

Saturday 20th September 2025
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harryblue said:
Any updates?

I'm particularly interested in the engine, I've got a 930 and it's nice to know who the go-to guys are to really sort them out, lots of people claim they can but few seem to be able to really get the best out of them.
My decades longs observation of the 930 engine is they are fragile, coming from a pre-digital / ecu era, where K-Jet and bi-metallic strips were the means of control.
Alois Ruf was way ahead of the factory in his development work, he copped on that the 1984MY 3.2 carrera with motronic ecu, and twin turbos / intercooling was the way to power an aircooled 911 turbo.

Stefan Roser could pedal it, torsion bars, narrow tyres, token brakes and all.

Wonderful solution, form followed function, no cup holders or bling

Porsche-worm

306 posts

37 months

Saturday 20th September 2025
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Mintbird said:




Assembly has begun!

Richard Chamberlain will do the engine, 3.2 shortstroke turbo mahle motorsport pistons and cylinders has arrived - as has 993 turbo head studs, carillo rods, waiting for a DC20X special cam from John Dougherty.

Currently waiting for new RUF wheels to complete the Ohlins TTX suspension...
This looks stunning, it must be so exciting to see the progress come along. It's going to be amazing.

Adam.

29,638 posts

281 months

Saturday 20th September 2025
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Porsche-worm said:
This looks stunning, it must be so exciting to see the progress come along. It's going to be amazing.
That’s over a year ago. Hopefully he’s driving it now and will come back to tell us more