Goodbye old 911 - hello even older 911
Goodbye old 911 - hello even older 911
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Rutlandracing

Original Poster:

229 posts

195 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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After much soul searching I have sold this.....

And replaced it with this....


Wozy68

5,436 posts

199 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Yummy ..... whats the spec on the replacement?

oldnbold

1,280 posts

175 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Is the new one actually on the road yet? If so I'll keep an eye out for it.

Faster789

354 posts

189 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Hmmm. "Strong" choices on the colours.

hot66

700 posts

246 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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both loverly smile

Get the old one over onto DDK 8)

marky911

4,433 posts

248 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Faster789 said:
Hmmm. "Great" choices on the colours.
Edited that for you. wink

Looking good RR. Is the new one everything you'd hoped for as far as the drive goes? As I know the 964 was a very special build also.

I noticed the 964 had sold when I was browsing the classifieds the other day. Congratulations. I was very interested about a year ago and tried to start the haggling at £33k with a view to going a little higher, but iirc you wanted mid-£40k's. Anyway, I'm glad you got your sale.

Enjoy the new one! It's a beauty. thumbup

RDMcG

20,851 posts

236 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Love the colour choices!. 911s need brightness.

Rutlandracing

Original Poster:

229 posts

195 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Wozy68 said:
Yummy ..... whats the spec on the replacement?
Its a gulf blue, '72 car - the last car was mint green - I think the brighter colours suit the car and heah aren't they supposed to be fun?

It's taken 18 months to rebuild. It had been nastily RS'd by the previous owner so its had, new steel panels (wings/bonnet/lid) - they were previously GRP. Any rot present was dealt with and a full glass out respray, new seals everywhere. All the chrome (headlamps, rear grill, horn covers, door handles) and anodising has been redone. ST front bumper.

I kept the lightweight interior, added a 300kph speedo and 10k rev gauge. Full brake refurb and new calipers, hoses, new pedal box as it wasn't original. Dash and door cappings in Alcantara. Lots of other new bits along the way - oil cooler, oil lines, tidied up the engine bay, braided hoses throughout. The Fuch's are original and that look lovely now they've been refurbed properly.

It's running a 915 box, with a wevo short shifter. The engine is great - a 3 litre running webers, I junked the heater and heat exchangers - added a heated front screen. Gives about 220 bhp and it's light, bit of fun!



hot66

700 posts

246 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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nice spec smile . 220 in a light car , should go really well 8)

Rutlandracing

Original Poster:

229 posts

195 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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hot66 said:
nice spec smile . 220 in a light car , should go really well 8)
I've not driven it for 18 months. My first and only drive was picking it up when I bought it. I drove from Devon to Lincolnshire - with the inevitable breakdown on the M5 due to the alternator packing up! I'm getting it weighed, should be well below a 1,000 kg.

hot66

700 posts

246 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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as I say to a lot of early car owners driving their cars for the 1st time out of a resto .. don't be surprised if you're slightly underwelmed ... there are always set ups that need tweeking etc + early cars take a few decent drives for you to really appreciate what they are about .. also I think expectations get built up during the waiting time .

Im running just under 220 in a relatively heavy 2.4S and when it comes on cam it flies .. no way near as quick as modern porsche in terms of speed ... but much quicker in the sensation of speed wink Its the one car I've kept over all the years where as many others have come & gone. Always my 1st choice of car for fun blasts out & european touring

mudy

874 posts

201 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Stunning and love the sound of the spec - can I ask where you got your wheels done?

Rutlandracing

Original Poster:

229 posts

195 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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hot66 said:
as I say to a lot of early car owners driving their cars for the 1st time out of a resto .. don't be surprised if you're slightly underwelmed ... there are always set ups that need tweeking etc + early cars take a few decent drives for you to really appreciate what they are about .. also I think expectations get built up during the waiting time .

Im running just under 220 in a relatively heavy 2.4S and when it comes on cam it flies .. no way near as quick as modern porsche in terms of speed ... but much quicker in the sensation of speed wink Its the one car I've kept over all the years where as many others have come & gone. Always my 1st choice of car for fun blasts out & european touring
I'm not expecting it to be as quick as my 964 or my 993, just a lot of fun! I'm looking forward to getting the hang of it - I'm a fairly sedate driver so I'm not so concerned about out and out speed. It's just such a pretty looking thing!


Rutlandracing

Original Poster:

229 posts

195 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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mudy said:
Stunning and love the sound of the spec - can I ask where you got your wheels done?
The whole car was done by Brian at Jasmine, he refurbed the wheels - they look like new

mudy

874 posts

201 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Rutlandracing said:
The whole car was done by Brian at Jasmine, he refurbed the wheels - they look like new
Great, thanks - mine are untouched since their birth in 1988 and are beginning to show it!

IMI A

9,997 posts

230 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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congrats theyre both super - v.good taste in pork

mollytherocker

14,463 posts

238 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Lovely looking thing Rutland!

If that's under 1000kg, then 220bhp will be plenty. I bet it's great fun.

lotus211

2,961 posts

214 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Rutlandracing said:
After much soul searching I have sold this.....

And replaced it with this....

Hi david nice one the new car looks amazing and great color choice too

Al W

591 posts

256 months

Tuesday 1st October 2013
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Great looking car RR. Enjoy

robertpaulson

44 posts

175 months

Tuesday 12th November 2013
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blimey has this gone straight on from whoever you sold it to, to JZM to be listed for a 12k mark-up?

http://www.jzmporsche.com/porsche-for-sale/911/964...