Anybody know what kind of weight you can get these cars down to?
Anybody know what kind of weight you can get these cars down to?
Fred Alphin
"Big leisure money seeker"
#92 Hankook Tire soon to be ITB? ITA?
Damn economy...
I would say about mid 1900 without the cage. My 71 weight 1754 with a header no vent system and fiberglass bumpers. I would add about 50# for the bumpers and 10 for the vents. My car also had the early doors without the crash beams in them which is a lot lighter. You will want and early 73 car. The Porsche tech specs box says 2139# but it does not say for what year. I would say that is for a 1974.
Blake
Ok, so I have been down this road before. I have once again left sanity at the door..... I found and purchased a donor 73 2.0 914, paid in full, before i could reconsider. With little rust at all I can actually start the process of building the next ITB "must have" car.
Man I hope I don't regret this in the morning
Fred Alphin
"Big leisure money seeker"
#92 Hankook Tire soon to be ITB? ITA?
Damn economy...
You know 924's have less rust and are more plentiful, easier to build...
Here she is...........
Fred Alphin
"Big leisure money seeker"
#92 Hankook Tire soon to be ITB? ITA?
Damn economy...
Love the bus...
Last edited by lateapex911; 07-24-2008 at 03:51 AM.
Jake Gulick
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I think that's cool as hell, Fred. And I don't care if you DO respect yourself in the morning. We just like that you put out.
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