Extreme Makeover Part II
#16
04-22-2005, 10:52 AM
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Location: Fresno Cali
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Thanks for all of the kind words guys!! Its appreciated
I would say interior took about 50-60 hours, thats everything from installing gauges, stripping, sanding, primer, preppping, then painting, then a clear coat, then re installing everything, also I moved the oil line housing over and re-located my ice chest for the cool shirt.
Ken I will be at Willow Springs this Friday, Satuday & Sunday, leaving this morning actually! Anyone live in that area or near by should come out to see some Vintage Porsches racing!
Gary, I was going to but I have a race at Buttonwillow that same weekend, so I won't be able to make it this year. 
Originally posted by MGoBlue
That looks amazing, your work is dynamite. How long did this
take you?
That looks amazing, your work is dynamite. How long did this
take you?
When do you race next? Where?
Be sure to bring this car to the Fresno Concours next month! This is really nice! Good job
#17
04-22-2005, 02:30 PM
how come you installed the tachometer at an angle? To have 0 pointing down? Doesn't it look a little weird?
Nice car though, still
Nice car though, still
#22
04-30-2005, 12:55 AM
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Thanks Guys!!
Had a great time at Willow Springs, car ran great!!
Got down to a 1:39 for fastest lap time
Some more pics
Ready to roll...
at the track....
Chris AKA Toothzilla.. and his pit crew AKA Wife Michelle
Had a great time at Willow Springs, car ran great!!
Got down to a 1:39 for fastest lap time
Some more pics
Ready to roll...
at the track....
Chris AKA Toothzilla.. and his pit crew AKA Wife Michelle
Last edited by Kevin M; 05-02-2005 at 02:34 AM.
#24
04-30-2005, 10:07 AM
Kevin,
You are incredible! I wish I lived closer to you so I could just hand you my car and say "bring it back when your finished!" After all this work, it belongs in the Porsche museum, not on a race track!
Eric
You are incredible! I wish I lived closer to you so I could just hand you my car and say "bring it back when your finished!" After all this work, it belongs in the Porsche museum, not on a race track!
Eric
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04-30-2005, 02:07 PM
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#27
04-30-2005, 06:12 PM
Hey Kevin,
What a stunning beauty!!! What a job you've done... I'll be doing something similar soon and will need your advice... I haven’t spent much time on 6S lately… Let’s catch up! I hope to see you on May 7. Which one are you bringing? Bring the RS...
Luis
What a stunning beauty!!! What a job you've done... I'll be doing something similar soon and will need your advice... I haven’t spent much time on 6S lately… Let’s catch up! I hope to see you on May 7. Which one are you bringing? Bring the RS...
Luis
#29
05-02-2005, 11:06 AM
Registered User
Originally posted by LittleJohny
how come you installed the tachometer at an angle? To have 0 pointing down? Doesn't it look a little weird?
Nice car though, still
how come you installed the tachometer at an angle? To have 0 pointing down? Doesn't it look a little weird?
Nice car though, still
MAN THAT CAR IS SWEEEEEET!!!!!
#30
05-02-2005, 02:24 PM
Originally posted by Kevin M
Hey Luis! Nice to hear from you, Will catch up on the 7th, i'm bringing the 996, believe it or not the RS is louder then yours
Hey Luis! Nice to hear from you, Will catch up on the 7th, i'm bringing the 996, believe it or not the RS is louder then yours