Restored early 911 race car

[e72phil]

Boy if you think Clyde goes to extremes, have a look at the pics of this car on the early S board:

http://www.early911sregistry.org/forum/showthread.php?t=9522

This guy has polished the inside of the guards even.

And take a look at the engine bay.

Surgically clean.

[alexwebster]

Car looks awesome, I hope my car (same colour and year) will look similar to, don't know if I will go THAT far in details, but it leaves something to aspire to.
Only hope mine looks half as good.
Pics of my car below

[1st]

Who's doing the work, Alex?

Cheers

[alexwebster]

Mark Poole in SA.
The car has taken much longer than hoped, however the end result should be great ..... I HOPE!!!

[1st]

First Class

Mark is the best. He and before him his father has looked after my cars for years and years.

Come to think of it I know the car- it used to be red, correct ? Yes, it has been in there for a while!

He'll do a great job on it I'm sure, I've always been pleased.

Cheers

Stew.

[alexwebster]

No it was never red, it was always a white car. It may have been red in places during the repair process, as he used it to signify where things had been replaced or required repairing.
Should be a fun car when finished, with any luck it will be ready to sprint and historic race at Winton as it is first meeting.

[Terminator]

Ahhh the disease has spread to Frankston next it will be Monbulk or somewhere similar!!!

[alexwebster]

Clyde, the $30k body repair was bad enough, but at least I know I have a new car at the end of the day! I know that you above all will appreciate the pain both financial and mental!! But we also get to reap the rewards through sheer driving and viewing pleasure - well at least i hope!!!