911-32

I like the third one. I like the dished momo mod07 best of all the momo wheels if you are considering anything else.

disasterman

I like the third one but.....since you are so close to an original stock car I like the idea of the original style 968 wheel. This car, in it's original form in 87 through 89 was one of the best ownership experiences of any car I have owned and the wheel fit nicely with that package.

Keep up the good work guys.

reno808

Atiwe

Paulyy

+1

carlege

I think who drives it should decide. Comfort and visibility should be in mind

Ronin-951

Momo 'Jet Fighter', I can see the switches with this!

Olli Snellman

Finally some free time. Went with my eldest son to the track see some action. A friend of mine rented this track for a day and invited some friends to have some fun
There where cars from Finland & Sweden + one Norweigan, but Paul lives in Finland





















http://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y17...t=d78935df.mp4

BerndCF

Olli, I need more information about this car. How did they modify the rear wing?

Olli Snellman

Bernd,
here's couple of shots which were taken two years ago.

BerndCF

Thank you!

kghaas

Hi Olli
Are you planning to use the car in winter? I saw that you anodized parts on the GAZ suspension, but did you do anything else?
I just put on a set of GAZ Golds and I painted them so they wont rust/corode too bad over the winter.
I had a set of Bilsteins Escort cups, and they looked horrible after just one winter.

My new GAZ:


My bilstein after one winter:

Olli Snellman

Son's 951 will see summer use only, so it won't meet "mild" finnish winters. It is possible we put a clear powder coat on GAZ's though. Some of the parts were re-anodized, because GAZ's blue differs too much from other red anodized parts......
Do they put a lot of salt on Norweigan roads?

kghaas

Yes, they use a lot of salt. As soon as there is ice on the roads, all major roads are salted. They even have a stronger salt now than they used to. A lot of rust problem. Even new cars are hit by rust due to the salting.

Realy good project by the way. Keep up the good work!

reno808

great pictures as always

Olli Snellman

Atiwe test fit



Prepering fuel tank installation



Almost there



Installed