Anyone own an old 911 I can have a poke around in?

Anyone own an old 911 I can have a poke around in?

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silverback mike

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11,290 posts

260 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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Hi folks,
Just wondering if anyone of us has an older 911 that I can have a mosey around - and maybe a ride in....


Got an itch that needs scratching....

mechsympathy

54,248 posts

262 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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silverback mike said:
Got an itch that needs scratching....


Another one? Haven't you just finished a porker?

silverback mike

Original Poster:

11,290 posts

260 months

Thursday 12th May 2005
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Yes, happy with it, but looking for another project, hopefully a nicely bashed cat d, just like the 944 was.

I get bored awfully easily during the winter nights.

KITT

5,342 posts

248 months

Friday 13th May 2005
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Hmmm, old 911 I will own one at some point in my driving career

yertis

18,677 posts

273 months

Friday 13th May 2005
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I'm sure Daz would let you have a poke around his...

GlenMH

5,274 posts

250 months

Friday 13th May 2005
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yertis said:
I'm sure Daz would let you have a poke around his...


I am sure he would - but getting it to Cat D might cause him some concerns!

Glen

dazren

22,612 posts

268 months

Friday 13th May 2005
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Mike you're welcome to a run in my 996, just email me.

As for an earlier 911, I assume you mean an 80's 911SC or a 3.2 Carrera? Have you asked over on the porsche forum?

DAZ

>> Edited by dazren on Friday 13th May 11:35

mechsympathy

54,248 posts

262 months

Friday 13th May 2005
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silverback mike said:
I get bored awfully easily during the winter nights.


But it's May This is a long term plan then?It's a good one though

Yertis

18,677 posts

273 months

Friday 13th May 2005
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I have to confess to having looked at older 911s in the past and though they are mechanically bullet-proof they do rust like fury - at least as bad as old Brit cars if not worse and much more tricky/expensive to fix.

splodge s4

1,519 posts

244 months

Friday 13th May 2005
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Yertis said:
I have to confess to having looked at older 911s in the past and though they are mechanically bullet-proof they do rust like fury - at least as bad as old Brit cars if not worse and much more tricky/expensive to fix.



Hey not all brit cars rust!

silverback mike

Original Poster:

11,290 posts

260 months

Friday 13th May 2005
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GlenMH said:

yertis said:
I'm sure Daz would let you have a poke around his...



I am sure he would - but getting it to Cat D might cause him some concerns!

Glen


Bit out of my league, is Daz's beastie. Nice though, and certainly won't turn down a look.
Don't worry, I personally won't cat d it.

Although I am an organ donor.

Yertis

18,677 posts

273 months

Friday 13th May 2005
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splodge s4 said:

Yertis said:
I have to confess to having looked at older 911s in the past and though they are mechanically bullet-proof they do rust like fury - at least as bad as old Brit cars if not worse and much more tricky/expensive to fix.




Hey not all brit cars rust!


Sorry I forgot the plastic bathtubs...

splodge s4

1,519 posts

244 months

Saturday 14th May 2005
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Yertis said:

splodge s4 said:


Yertis said:
I have to confess to having looked at older 911s in the past and though they are mechanically bullet-proof they do rust like fury - at least as bad as old Brit cars if not worse and much more tricky/expensive to fix.





Hey not all brit cars rust!



Sorry I forgot the plastic bathtubs...



ok, ok,

mechsympathy

54,248 posts

262 months

Saturday 14th May 2005
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Damn. No mention of 1.3 Golfs anywhere in your reply

yertis

18,677 posts

273 months

Saturday 14th May 2005
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mechsympathy said:
Damn. No mention of 1.3 Golfs anywhere in your reply


I don't race on the streets. It's not big and it's not clever.

Next time I'll open her up properly.