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 41 
 on: July 27, 2026, 05:06:28 am 
Started by IP359 - Last post by restojohnny
Another early local AM score this morning
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 42 
 on: July 27, 2026, 02:16:25 am 
Started by restojohnny - Last post by restojohnny
Cool piece for display or to use .. it is missing a gear as pictured but can be replaced from any other oil pump just swap out the gear and your good to go

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 43 
 on: July 27, 2026, 01:52:37 am 
Started by restojohnny - Last post by restojohnny
Nice 66 only emergency switch knob no cracks etc.. original paint in the letters etc....
 
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 44 
 on: July 22, 2026, 14:20:00 pm 
Started by Jens-Ole - Last post by fahrvergnugen
Hi Jens,

It is in a dark corner of the shop.
Michael (the owner) has several projects going on.

 45 
 on: July 22, 2026, 07:42:25 am 
Started by Jens-Ole - Last post by Jens-Ole
I was browsing Pinterest and saw a car I had forgotten all about, the truly awesome looking Tiki Madness

does anybody know if this car is still alive as a racecar or what happened to it?

 46 
 on: July 22, 2026, 07:07:33 am 
Started by Glauco - Last post by Glauco
With mounting everything in a hurry to get to EBI I had to trust that everything was stored properly during the 2 year paint job...
Apparently not everything, my NOS window wiper arm got drenched in some oil and the paint let go...
Didn't have L91 at home on Thursday evening before ZBI, but I had touch up wheel paint.
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Far from perfect, but better than before.

Last week I repainted both arms in original L91 chrome silver

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Tonight I'm bringing the trunklid an rear apron back to the painter. He did these separately, and you can tell.

Glauco

 47 
 on: July 20, 2026, 17:42:59 pm 
Started by Glauco - Last post by Glauco
great picture, looks like time travelling to the 70s

Thank you, driving around in convoy around Chimay made it feel very 1975 indeed.  Grin

Glauco

 48 
 on: July 20, 2026, 11:56:22 am 
Started by Steve67 - Last post by Steve67
assembly is 95% done
still need to install carpet and door boards and fix all the things that don't work yet.

Anyway, I am very happy with the result and can't wait to drive it as a summer daily...

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 49 
 on: July 20, 2026, 11:52:34 am 
Started by Glauco - Last post by Steve67

Super cool you made it to EBI even if the KG's not 100% finished yet.  We have winters to focus on details and finish cars!
Glad you pulled through the dreadful days of you dad passing.  It's sort of a "good thing" it weighs on you, means you guys had a strong connection!

It's just a shame of that fugly 914 in the picture, that ruins the shot imho.  Wink



Thanks!




I wanted to use another picture because the 914 is indeed a little bit of a ugly duckling in the pack, but the guy driving it is allright  Grin




Just kidding, it would have been cooler to have your 67 in the lineup, but the 914 was a cool alternative, great looking car!
great picture, looks like time travelling to the 70s

 50 
 on: July 20, 2026, 07:04:16 am 
Started by Glauco - Last post by Glauco
Next sight for sore eyes was the fitment of the chrome trim under the side windows. They fit great, but the stock clips didn't want to keep them in place.
Bought brand new clips, wasn't helping. Pried them open to give some more tension didn't help either.

So I decided to adjust some bolts to make them fit in the rails
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Fitment is perfect now

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Used flanged locking nuts to - hopefully - Keep everything together...

Glauco

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