997 with ducktail
997 with ducktail
Came across this 997 with a ducktail. it looks pretty sweet.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/revoms/...627864196548#/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/revoms/...627864196548#/
I did a little digging. More info on the car here: http://www.revoms.com/featured-project-2006-911-s-2/
The "997 Carrera sport ducktail Spoiler" is from MASHAW. http://www.mashaw.com/html/product_info.html
The "997 Carrera sport ducktail Spoiler" is from MASHAW. http://www.mashaw.com/html/product_info.html
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It needs the Fuchs Wheels to complete the Sports Classic look. I am thinking about converting my C2 over to that look. Mashaw and Getty Design make the ducktail. Getty is local to me with a body shop next door to do the paint and install. I think it will come out to about $1200 for the wing primed, then $600 to paint and install. The Fuchs are expensive, but you can get a set of AG Classics for $1200.
Here's the thread I started the other day asking for opinions on the Duck Tail look.
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ssic-look.html
Here's the thread I started the other day asking for opinions on the Duck Tail look.
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ssic-look.html
Last edited by GTRR; Oct 29, 2011 at 09:33 AM. Reason: added info
Funny coming across this here, I took the pictures of that car for them. The ducktail was an interesting upgrade, first 997 I'd seen with it (apart from the SC). I thought it suited the character of the car quite well, with the standard Carrera S bumpers. Sporty, but not overly aggressive.
ADV.1 sent out wheels that were made to fit the widebodied 997s like the Turbo by mistake, so the rear offset was a couple MMs too low. ADV later corrected this, but the day the wheels were first put on the car and discovered to be a bit off was the same day we had scheduled the photoshoot. I had lugged a bunch of gear out there, and the owner gave us the go ahead on the shoot, so we went ahead and took some photos.
ADV.1 sent out wheels that were made to fit the widebodied 997s like the Turbo by mistake, so the rear offset was a couple MMs too low. ADV later corrected this, but the day the wheels were first put on the car and discovered to be a bit off was the same day we had scheduled the photoshoot. I had lugged a bunch of gear out there, and the owner gave us the go ahead on the shoot, so we went ahead and took some photos.
Because the 1973 RS with the 2.7L was my dream car as a kid, I am a big fan of the ducktail. In fact, I am having one installed as we speak.
But I am just not sure about the Fuchs on modern cars; in 18 or 19" sizes, the proportions seem off to me. The only ones that I think look good are the OE Sport Classic wheels but they are only available for WB cars.
Just my 0.02,
T.
But I am just not sure about the Fuchs on modern cars; in 18 or 19" sizes, the proportions seem off to me. The only ones that I think look good are the OE Sport Classic wheels but they are only available for WB cars.
Just my 0.02,
T.






