JSF

This is still my favorite thread, ever. Great work.

boomboomthump

My goal is no later than mid-year. My target is to fire it up by sometime in April. It does need to go back to the paint shop for final cut/polish. The shell came home for assembly straight from the booth.

boomboomthump

High level to-do's:

• Have to hang all the parts under each respective fender and run the associated lines to all of them...
  • FR: oil cooler, oil lines, horn, etc.
  • FL: AC components/lines, etc.
  • RR: oil tank, lines, etc.
  • LR: AC lines, carbon canister, etc.
• Some minor maintenance items on the trans/motor before it goes back in (seals, cleaning, etc.)
• Re-install motor and trans
• All plumbing/wiring in the engine bay
• More fiddling w/ the window frames on the doors cause I never got them to 100% satisfaction
• Re-install all seats and door cards
• Install front/rear bumpers and all exterior lights
• Adjust suspension
• Final cut/polish on the clear coat
• Wheel alignment
• Seals around front/rear glass, emblems, etc.

There's a bunch of distractions in there amidst all of that but those are the high-level checkbox items anyway.

By the time Feb rolls around, I want to go at this full force.

71-3.0-911

Looking forward to seeing this come back together. Rennlist build threads have always been my favorite. I absolutely love the color you chose.

rsabeebe

this.

Watson

What an epic thread, sending you a lot of force! cannot wait to see the final result, the color is wonderful!

abnorm4l

Just when i thought that I mastered an oil and filter change, OP here is assembling an entire vehicle! Such an inspiration!
Cheers 🍻 on such an epic color and build!

95_993

Same here. This has been a great build.

Kein_Ersatz

A great start (re-start) to the New Year! Thanks for continuing to share.

Matsuzaka

What an amazing endeavor!

budge96

Helluva nice color and great progress , have a friend that discovered an early ‘72 T in jade green and was able to buy it bring it home and the paint responded to careful restoration and waxing and it turned out spectacular !
He ended up selling the car on since he had a few projects but boy he has regretted it ..Bert

boomboomthump

Tear up a brand new 993 RS steering wheel? Sure, why not?




Leather removed...






So, two interesting things here...

First, I always assumed this little silver bit was just a piece of plastic. Nope, it's a solid chunk of machined aluminum that is painted (presumably the same silver sprayed on the wheels).

Second, I found it interesting that this hunk of aluminum has a green paint dot on it. Some 993 RS suspension parts have green dots on them and this is known but I found it surprising to find one here, of all places.





I'm going to be recovering the wheel with black Alcantara like I used on all the other interior parts. Going to do some contrast stitching on it, though this color isn't exactly what I'll end up with (still gathering various greens via trial & error).

boomboomthump

A little preview of something else in the works...

c2_peter

thanks for keeping us updated

Holger3.2

Why do I get slowly the impression that there is a little OCD in the build ...

That car is getting fabulous