I welded a whole new floor into my Falcon with my brother. Cutting, fitting, etc etc. PITA.
Finished it, went out to a car show in Carlisle, saw they sell whole new floor pans. Either $99 a side or $99 for both sides.
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Finished it, went out to a car show in Carlisle, saw they sell whole new floor pans. Either $99 a side or $99 for both sides.
Captain Brainstorm
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The kid already went out and found replacement rockers and floor panels for relatively cheap. The shipping sucks because none of those places are close. There next challenge is to create strong enough pinch welds for jacking points, or else its the old hockey puck route.
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Strugglebus
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That’s a Caddy and a very clean one at that. Top 3 VW for me. Yes I’m one of those VW weirdos. Even better if it’s a diesel.
Captain Brainstorm
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That's the mother load right there for VW nerds, a clean Caddy. Its a amazing that we go crazy for a front-wheel drive pickup with 78hp, a whooping 58hp with for the diesel.
Strugglebus
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Great cars but AWD was never on my radar. I felt much more comfy in the 911, too. More head and leg room.
teabagger11
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Turbo t bird
teabagger11
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On 2nd thought I think I'm wrong about the turbo part
w_b
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Yea the previous gen TBird had the 2.3L Turbo 4 available. This gen was available with a supercharged 3.8L V6, but the LX wasn't one of them.
Danimal
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How much over are they asking?
JerseyPete
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@Carson will you have your car in time for this:
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I never heard about it until a coworker told me he did the 105 MPH group.
Damn, that is so close in the difference.
Silver State Classic Challenge Inc.
Silver State Classic Challenge, Inc is a non profit corporation, formed to promote open road events, provide events to legally drive extended distances at speeds challenging to both driver and vehicle, and to provide opportunities to learn how to safely handle your vehicle at speed, both in...
Damn, that is so close in the difference.
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Who knows. Going is 100-150 over. And Champion is usually on the higher end.
@Carson will you have your car in time for this:
I never heard about it until a coworker told me he did the 105 MPH group.Silver State Classic Challenge Inc.
Silver State Classic Challenge, Inc is a non profit corporation, formed to promote open road events, provide events to legally drive extended distances at speeds challenging to both driver and vehicle, and to provide opportunities to learn how to safely handle your vehicle at speed, both in...
Damn, that is so close in the difference.
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I damn well better have it by September!
GSTim
Formerly M3Tim
I've seen this in the parking lot at work a quite few times and finally got to talk with the owner. Turns out he is driving instructor for Porsche NNJR club events. He also has an '06 GT3 that he tracks.
I'm probably going to do a driver's ed session in the spring/summer at New Jersey Motorsports park.
I'm probably going to do a driver's ed session in the spring/summer at New Jersey Motorsports park.
Performance driving type thing I assume. Should try and get a mtbnj group to all go
THIS is the green I’d get. Not really jonesing on Python.
PTS. $11,200. And currently closed until MY24. Not sure PTS fits the T "ethos" of a value-performance 911, but I was considering it with a GTS purchase. Irish Green. Ferry Porsche's favorite color.
But you bring up a good point. I am struggling at times with Python and considering Guards Red. Mostly, because the rear bumper looks a little frumpy in lighter colors without the Sport Design bumper package (which I am absolutely not getting; I'm not paying $4700 for plastic and less of an approach angle). Am I crazy or does the red look better from the back than the green? I also like the way the red plays off the gray accents, it's a very classic color, and it's a free color. Python is $3200.
Vote now; my order locks 3/9.
