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Old 04-07-2014, 10:54 AM
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Wow...that is well worth the price. Something I will have to do. Learn something new everyday :-)

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Old 04-08-2014, 08:50 AM
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Just a word of caution and note to myself... Do not remove a part without first checking availability...

Seems that a lot of the parts for the steering column are no longer available (nla). I removed the rubber bushings at the bottom of the column (part number 901.347.795.00 and #7 in the diagram below), inside the trunk, and now I find that those are nla.



I will try to salvage the ones that I took out. Maybe install them upside down so that the compressed part goes to the bottom.

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Crap Jaime, why'd you let me see your hubs? Now I gotta go back in and do Ruby's again.
Old 04-09-2014, 09:34 PM
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Crap Jaime, why'd you let me see your hubs? Now I gotta go back in and do Ruby's again.
Anything less would be utterly unacceptable!
Old 04-12-2014, 10:14 AM
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These came in...



and with a little persuasion, cursing, tools, and technique... they went in







I will install the center inserts once those are zinc plated to protect from rust...
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This thread is so helpful and impressive, thanks!
Old 04-18-2014, 12:33 PM
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Waiting on parts and just dreaming...

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I know that everyone is recommending that I stick with the original color... but I am so tempted to paint it in one of these two colors...

Aubergine



Orange



Or even Vesuvius, like the 993C2S I had... how I miss that car...



Colors of the era...


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Old 04-19-2014, 01:12 AM
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If I were to change colors on my 912 (which I am considering) , I would pick Red or Tangerine maybe favoring the latter. However, since you are already red, I would stick with that. But it is your car and you should do what ever you want especially if you have no plans to sell it anytime soon,
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FYI the orange in your photograph is Signal Orange, not Tangerine. But Tangerine is a good looking color on a longhood. (It's a little bit more tomato-y orange.)
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Originally Posted by Doug&Julie
FYI the orange in your photograph is Signal Orange, not Tangerine. But Tangerine is a good looking color on a longhood. (It's a little bit more tomato-y orange.)
I was wondering about that but I was chalking it up to my colorblindness....which btw is a good reason not to listen to my opinions on color anyway
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Color choice is always one of the hardest things for me. I tend to side with staying original just because if I were to change it to another color I would want zero trace of the old color. It also makes a difference on resale value, original color is always worth more. my .02 Either way you go, I love what you've done with the car and am excited to continue watching progress
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Aubergine is a fantastic color IMHO. Not a lot of those but when I see one (only two) it looks excellent.
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Red! Mine is Tangerine enough for the two of us.
Old 04-21-2014, 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr Michael B
Red! Mine is Tangerine enough for the two of us.
I know, I know... it will look good in its original color.



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