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Hi there!

I am a very proud owner of 911 targa 3.0sc 1982, widebody. That was my dream!
Unfortunatelly a visual condition of the car wasn't very good so I decided to rebuild the car a little to make my own version of 911

I'll be updating the status of work here.
You can follow the job also here:
https://www.facebook.com/porsche9eleven



I hope the things will move on quickly from now on.... more updates soon

A garage is prepared for a baby


The engine went to my mechanic. Diagnosis shocked me! Crankshaft seals and some more seals replacement and... That's all! The rest is fine in a very good condition.
The engine: Instagram
And the rolling chassis:

Laminates. Why laminates will you ask? There are a few reasons:
First of all I love shape of classic 911 from 1969-73. Long bonnet, horn grills, duck tail are fantastic!
Secondly, weight. Laminates weight nothing.
Thirdly, price. But it doesn't matter because weight and old shape are most important for me.






I love the way how Singer do it. I bought metal, leaky mats


The Devil is in the details. Horngrills!


Lamp lenses and housing.

Very interesting thread, keep showing us the progress

sam wrote:Very interesting thread, keep showing us the progress

Hi !
Thanks for nice words

As you wish
So... which wheels? I have a few more options


Next metamorphosis. Interior ledges between glass and upholstery. These elements are very visible that's why they should be

perfect. They are perfect

Fuchs #1 black and silver

the recover job looks fantastic well done

I didn't know that renovation of targa bar is so hard! Fortunetaly "hard" means that I need more time, not that it's "impossible"

Fuchs #2 for me