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Re: Post photos of your air-cooled Porsche
Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2023 8:32 am
by blueline
pilotdave911 wrote: Fri Dec 22, 2023 8:27 am
Here are some picftures of mine:
Happy holidays, everyone.
Dave
What a gorgeous fleet of pristine 911's!
Welcome to Carpokes Dave!
Re: Post photos of your air-cooled Porsche
Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2023 5:56 pm
by Flakbau
@blueline - just a few hours north of the Detroit metroplex, MI communities assume a Jekyll and Hyde character - brimming and bustling with people during late spring through the end of the leaves, and sparse as Death Valley during winter. There are a few exceptions, including skiing complexes and temporary increases during hunting season. I'll tell you this - I would not want to be sitting behind the wheel of an RV during a whiteout up there - I was driving an SUV when a huge dump truck with a giant V-blade nearly killed us a couple decades ago. When you see those tall lights, it is your job to move out of the way - even if you know nothing about snow plowing procedures in the north country.
I won't be getting any more images of the 935 with its completely refinished BBS E28 gold wheels until next spring, but I was lucky enough to have a pro photographer shoot some images of my Alfa Romeo 4C. The shots are instructive regarding the perspectives and settings the photographer chose, and may help forum members improve the photos of their cars:
Re: Post photos of your air-cooled Porsche
Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2023 6:23 pm
by blueline
Flakbau wrote: Fri Dec 22, 2023 5:56 pm
@blueline - just a few hours north of the Detroit metroplex, MI communities assume a Jekyll and Hyde character - bustling and brimful during late spring through the end of the leaves, and sparse as Death Valley during winter. There are a few exceptions, including skiing complexes and temporary increases during hunting season. I'll tell you this - I would not want to be sitting behind the wheel of an RV during a whiteout up there - I was driving an SUV when a huge dump truck with a giant V-blade nearly killed us a couple decades ago. When you see those tall lights, it is your job to move out of the way - even if you know nothing about snow plowing procedures in the north country.
I won't be getting any more images of the 935 with its completely refinished BBS E28 gold wheels until next spring, but I was lucky enough to have a pro photographer shoot some images of my Alfa Romeo 4C. The shots are instructive regarding the angles and settings the photographer chose, and may help forum members improve the photos of their own cars:
Beautiful Alfa! Your photographer did one heck of a job - great shots indeed!
Re: Post photos of your air-cooled Porsche
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2023 4:15 am
by Papa Speedster
@ Carmagic Love the your 1982 sc !! What size tire and rims are you running it Looks Great!!
Re: Post photos of your air-cooled Porsche
Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2023 5:17 am
by Carmagic
Papa Speedster wrote: Thu Dec 28, 2023 4:15 am
@ Carmagic Love the your 1982 sc !! What size tire and rims are you running it Looks Great!!
The wheels are 17 X 7 and 9, with 215/45 and 245/40.
Cheers
Engelbert
Re: Post photos of your air-cooled Porsche
Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2024 5:49 pm
by Borfant
This is my 1986 backdated 911 Carrera. I purchased the car from DK Sportwagen in Germany. Still familiarizing myself with the car.
Re: Post photos of your air-cooled Porsche
Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2024 6:02 pm
by Flakbau
@Borfant - thanks for the images of your beautiful Porsche. What are the custom attributes added by DL Sportwagen?
Re: Post photos of your air-cooled Porsche
Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2024 6:03 pm
by blueline
Oh my goodness! That's awesomeness personified Borfant - just beautiful. I bet it's a riot to drive too. (Your familiarization process is probably one made in heaven...)
Thanks for posting and sharing the striking photos.
Welcome to Carpokes!
Re: Post photos of your air-cooled Porsche
Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2024 6:55 pm
by Borfant
This is the list of modifications as they appeared on Elferspot, which is the website I found the car on.
The vehicle in detail
⋆ Rebuilt
⋆ Body conversion to F-model with 2.5cm widened fenders
⋆ Engine rebuilt
⋆ 5-speed
⋆ German vehicle
⋆ History fully verifiable
⋆ With documentation of the conversion work
⋆ Rebuilt engine 3.2l 268PS
⋆ SSI heat exchanger with modified rear silencer
⋆ Schrick camshafts
⋆ Machined cylinder heads
⋆ Map change control unit
⋆ 915 gear transmission with limited slip differential
⋆ Changed shift lever with shortening
⋆ Bilstein "Sporty Road" damper
⋆ 7 + 8 x 16 inch Fuchs rims with new Michelin tires
⋆ Spacers on the front and rear axles
⋆ Modified brake system from the Porsche 964
⋆ Rubber bearings of axle swords and wishbones renewed
⋆ “Lollipop” seats with black cord fabric
⋆ Lightweight carpet
⋆ Lightweight door panels
⋆ Porsche Momo sports steering wheel
⋆ Radio sound system
⋆ Steel sunroof
BTW, thank you for the welcome and kind words!
Re: Post photos of your air-cooled Porsche
Posted: Tue Jan 02, 2024 8:20 pm
by Michael N
Two car household, a 1970 914-6 and a 1974 914 LE Bumblebee both owned about 20 years.

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