ed
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Coming from Mr 1 year to do an engine conversion
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willay
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think it was about 1 and half years but still fuck you hurry up
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ed
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Cup my balls with your soft office worker hands
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Rich H
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Can't wait to see the end result of this
May have missed it being said earlier in the thread, despite reading it all in the past!!!... Are you aiming for PVS? Guessing its probably going to be too much of a rush?
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jacko198
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Can i ask, what are you doing to it?!!?! what was wrong with it in the 1st place??
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Rich H
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Read Page 1!!!
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ed
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I'm aiming for Trax 2007. It seems like it could be a realistic goal. Though I have just realised it's just under 4 months to go and I have a fair bit to do!
Everything was wrong, it wasn't done to a high enough standard for me and if you want something doing properly, you do it yourself. Though it has ended up turning into a near concours quest for perfection.
I was looking through the Zymol catalouge today and found a wax specificaly developed for Porsche paint too. I have Porsche paint. It costs about £100 a pot though, but I think it's worth it
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Robin
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Registered: 7th Jan 04
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You've painted it Porsche Karminrot?
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ed
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Tom did it in Glasurit
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Tomnova16
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Registered: 21st Jan 06
Location: Gerrards Cross Drives: Porsche 911
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quote: Originally posted by Robin
You've painted it Porsche Karminrot?
i have painted a carrera RS in that colour, could even be that one bout 4 years ago now though
http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter
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Tomnova16
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Registered: 21st Jan 06
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Everything was wrong, it wasn't done to a high enough standard for me and if you want something doing properly, you do it yourself.
or pay me to do it
http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter
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ed
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I don't pay you.
I let you hang out in my shed though
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Tomnova16
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and what a wonderful shed it is
http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter
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ed
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Even better since I painted the walls!
P.S. rear bushes have arrived
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Tomnova16
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excellente, i painted them there walls, ah you mean the graffiti
http://www.lemass.co.uk/ for all your automotive/bodyshop needs
Located in Chalfont st Peter
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Planty02
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out of interest...what are the plans for inside the car?
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Butler
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quote: Originally posted by Planty02
out of interest...what are the plans for inside the car?
about 3 years at a guess
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jacko198
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quote:
Repairs mainly, and a bit of a smoothing mission too. Loosing the door handles. Oh and possibly a slight bad boy on the boot.
????? 3 years for that?
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ed
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Well, so far it hasn't taken 3 years.
It's taken about 1.5 years and I have re-built the rear arches, re smoothed the side skirts, stripped the entire body and doors to bare metal, built a cutom becak bumper, removed the engine, prepped the engine bay for paint, prepped the car for primer, started to prep the car for paint, stripped all the parts on the car and got them powder coated, re-built everything that has come off the car, re-done all the brake lines, fitted new front brakes, worked the front bumper so it fits properly, stripped the interior and removed all sound deadening, cut the spare wheel well out, got the car rady for new undereal and stonechip e.t.c... I have done most of this stuff alone, though Tom has helped with quite a few things. It's also not like I work on this car every day - could get it done in about 4 weeks if I had the time and money. So please a) read the whole post and b) understand what you're talking about before making stupid comments kid.
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ed
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quote: Originally posted by Planty02
out of interest...what are the plans for inside the car?
2 bucket seats and a custom dash, oh, plus my funky strut brace
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Mattb
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ooh custom dash eh?? please make it a decent one ed... ie not some fiberglass painted shit....
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ed
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It's going to be fibreglass and have no vents because it was easier to remove the heating than to try and re-fit it. It's not going to have much on it. A digi dash and a few buttons. Debating weather to flock it or paint it though. Need to decide what's going to look best with leather...
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ed
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Or leather trim it
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Mattb
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quote: Originally posted by ed
Or leather trim it
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ed
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Seems like a good idea. I think I might get leather floor matts to to protect the paint
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