DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Great thread and beautiful car...nice job!

Great project!

Nice work. It's cool to watch a car come back from the brink.

I can comment on the damper. I removed the damper from my car to add clearance for an additional brake line going into a new dual circuit master cylinder. 15K miles later I haven't missed it at all.

Lowered '66...

The lure of the stripes is strong...

It looks great, Ian.



...you know you're going to do the bumper stripes.

Very nice! I'm looking forward to seeing how you finish the interior.

Beautiful!

where did you get the scissor lft from? Looks great. American Automotive Equipment in Texas. Probably cheaper for you to buy local though. http://www.americanautomotiveequipment.com/Motorcycle-ATV-Lifts-p/pmr6xt.htm If you do buy from them, don't pay retail. They have sales all the time. I got mine...

I have a scissor lift and absolutely love it. The only down side is having to park on ramps, but it's to the point now where I can hit them first time every time.

Timo, beautiful car. You've done all the right things to it. There's something about a nice Burgundy 912.

Your car is seriously making me rethink my bumper trim tape...

Ian, your car just gets better and better!

Find another 911 with the same letters and someone who wouldn't mind removing them. Put a piece of low tack masking tape over the holes and mark them and the exact location on the engine cover. It might cost you a 6-pack, but I can't imagine being able to get the letters on straight without a templa...

The battery is 9.25" long, 5" wide, and 8" tall. Die-Hard is Sears' brand of batteries. I've been using them forever and never had a problem. It looks like this http://granitehead.smugmug.com/photos/683800415_CYFMo-L.jpg Here it is with the cover http://granitehead.smugmug.com/photos/...