Kit’s Refresh - 1970 911T
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Re: Kit’s Refresh - 1970 911T
I vote keep it. I'm one of those (seemingly unusual) petrolheads for whom a sunroof is essential kit.
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Re: Kit’s Refresh - 1970 911T
If you want to keep the sunroof Margaret and it helps, I have a complete original 73 roof section with the sunroof complete and intact - a little kinked on one corner but it would be a great basis for your repair.
Good luck with rest of the restoration
Good luck with rest of the restoration
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72T 2.5... http://ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=56183
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72T 2.5... http://ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=56183
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Re: Kit’s Refresh - 1970 911T
Kit is just waiting to go to blasters now.
Ross has asked me to ask the DDK pool of knowledge on how to remove the anti roll bar please.
Ross has asked me to ask the DDK pool of knowledge on how to remove the anti roll bar please.
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1970 911T RHD. (Favourite)
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1987 Carrera 3.2 Targa in Signal Orange (bloody gorgeous)
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Re: Kit’s Refresh - 1970 911T
Which one? They look gone for in that pic!
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Re: Kit’s Refresh - 1970 911T
Hi Gary, not sure tbh though Mr Boyd has kindly sent a video which I’ve sent to Ross
. Thank you for your reply. Mx
1970 911T RHD. (Favourite)
1987 Carrera 3.2 Targa in Signal Orange (bloody gorgeous)
1973 914 1.7L Zambezi Green (great wee car)
2004 Cayenne 3.2 (the dogs car) scrapped
2006 Cayenne 4.8 V6 manual ( preferred its predecessor)
1965 356c (Favourite)
1987 Carrera 3.2 Targa in Signal Orange (bloody gorgeous)
1973 914 1.7L Zambezi Green (great wee car)
2004 Cayenne 3.2 (the dogs car) scrapped
2006 Cayenne 4.8 V6 manual ( preferred its predecessor)
1965 356c (Favourite)
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Re: Kit’s Refresh - 1970 911T
I have a question from Ross.
Is this panel available separately as opposed to the whole inner wing?

Is this panel available separately as opposed to the whole inner wing?

Brendan
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1969 911T
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Not that I’ve seen.
I had to make it which was a right pain as it looks simple but is very 3D when you try and make a bit of steel that shape with just a hammer!
I had to make it which was a right pain as it looks simple but is very 3D when you try and make a bit of steel that shape with just a hammer!
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Re: Kit’s Refresh - 1970 911T
From memory I made mine from scratch as well and yes had to break it into a couple of bits to avoid bends fighting against each other
The simple things you see are all complicated
I look pretty young but I'm just backdated yeah
I look pretty young but I'm just backdated yeah
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Re: Kit’s Refresh - 1970 911T
Thanks for the replies.
Ross figured out that this was the case and started fabricating the section, starting with cutting a piece to the template size.


He then copied details from the template to the metal and started shaping.


He then pegged the finish piece to the inner wing.


And finally lightly tacked in place.

Ross figured out that this was the case and started fabricating the section, starting with cutting a piece to the template size.


He then copied details from the template to the metal and started shaping.


He then pegged the finish piece to the inner wing.


And finally lightly tacked in place.

Brendan
1969 911T
2018 718 Boxster
Pray, hope and don't worry - Padre Pio
1969 911T
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Pray, hope and don't worry - Padre Pio
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Re: Kit’s Refresh - 1970 911T
And now for another question
The new sill overlap is huge....looks horrible.....is this what to expect with pattern panels?

The new sill overlap is huge....looks horrible.....is this what to expect with pattern panels?

Brendan
1969 911T
2018 718 Boxster
Pray, hope and don't worry - Padre Pio
1969 911T
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Re: Kit’s Refresh - 1970 911T
I had that with my then new, Dansk pattern sills. But that was in 1988…I would expect them to be far better now.
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Re: Kit’s Refresh - 1970 911T
Try Restoration design panels rather than Dansk and not going for genuine Porsche
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Hi Brendan, have you got a better pic of just what we are looking at?bjmullan wrote:And now for another question![]()
The new sill overlap is huge....looks horrible.....is this what to expect with pattern panels?
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Ref sills I bought restoration design mid sill (the flat bit with holes in it) and outers.
In the end I swapped the outers and kidney bowls for OE panels as they were so much sharper and a better fit.
The saving on metal/lead work labour more than paid for the panels
In the end I swapped the outers and kidney bowls for OE panels as they were so much sharper and a better fit.
The saving on metal/lead work labour more than paid for the panels
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Very nice work. Infinitely better than the part I made!bjmullan wrote: And finally lightly tacked in place.

