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  • bob joyce
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    Damn ..... they did not send me the instruction sheet........... Click image for larger version

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  • bob joyce
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    The time was right to finish heat boxes............ Click image for larger version

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  • bob joyce
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    here is the hood receiving a buff-out... Click image for larger version

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  • bob joyce
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    I'm Irish...
    but the car is Light Ivory

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  • sebaroher
    Seabass

  • sebaroher
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    Bob,

    Is your car Irish Green?

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  • bob joyce
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    yes
    for the tank 50/50 mix grey/black wurth

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  • flatsixer
    aka rstarga

  • flatsixer
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    Excellent work Bob, better than factory. Did you use Wurth SKS?

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  • bob joyce
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    Special Note...
    For the undercoat body cutoff line on the1968 911L Taga. I have a piece of 1968 911 L coupe rocker with original green paint and brushed on black undercoating. (Disregard the white stuff. That was from dialing in my gun).
    The factory cut it off approximately 80 mm below the door threshold.
    So, even though the 1967 had different rocker decos it was undercoated the same way as the large deco 1968 "S" and "L"
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  • JP
    aka LiveFromNY

  • JP
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    That looks really good, Bob.

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  • bob joyce
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    More 1968 911 L Targa undercoat Click image for larger version

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  • bob joyce
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    The undercoating project is complete........... Click image for larger version

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  • sebaroher
    Seabass

  • sebaroher
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    Originally posted by flatsixer View Post

    Hey Seb,
    Why the flat sump pan? What oil pump are you using
    I bought a billet sump plate that wasn't deep enough. I put this flat one on just to cover up the hole for the time being. The engine has a 3.2 oil pump so it will definitely get a deep sump before it goes into the car.

    -Seb

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  • soterik
    HTH....!

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    In your living room?
  • flatsixer
    aka rstarga

  • flatsixer
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    Originally posted by sebaroher View Post
    Finally mounted my headers that I received back from high-temp coating. Click image for larger version

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    Hey Seb,
    Why the flat sump pan? What oil pump are you using

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  • sebaroher
    Seabass

  • sebaroher
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    Originally posted by bob joyce View Post
    nice
    i have to get my lump a-part just to find out what i have.
    the engine is rusted (who woulda thought)
    That's why I keep mine inside and mothballed until the body is ready

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