Thanks Scott, was great to be able to share some of the thinking behind its evolution! Really enjoyed the chat and look forward to showing you what comes next!
Nice 911 but it is not and SC. SC Production run was 1979-1983. They came with a 3.0 liter engine with Bosch K-Jetronic Fuel injection. This is a first generation 911 Carrera 3.2. The displacement was bumped up to 3.2 and the injection was replaced with the Porsche designed Motronic Fuel injection. They had/have more efficient air flow because of the Motronic intake manifold, The orange bits of your engine. The fuel was more precisely injected into the manifold at each tube during the intake cycle of each cylinder. This was the precursor to direct injection. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche_911
Love it. I’d probably keep the fiberglass though, especially going for a 2.7 homage. These cars like to be light. The more weight you can save, the better
Great to see this car again. I remember looking at it, and driving it, back in 2013 when it had a big orange stripe down the middle. The current owner has done a fantastic job "fixing" it.
You can take the headlights off take it apart and clean the insides, upgrade the head lights with Bergville HID set ups and you are good to go. One thing you will want to do is check what version light suits your car, this is crucial. Lovely car by the way.
Lovely car, good luck with your project. I’m in the same shoe albeit a 993. Working on the interior as well, though focus is to shed weight sort of like the 964 lightweight but still very pretty on the inside. 😁
Very cool looking old school Porsche. Does seem if you do tasteful mods to these Porsches the value will increase. Just curious what you think this 911 value would be in the USA if you had to guess?
Hi Chris, it was something I did think about but I think it will wear fine in that it is not a high wear area and the car isn't being used a lot. It is also a confined area, so very easy to refresh if required.
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Thanks Scott, was great to be able to share some of the thinking behind its evolution! Really enjoyed the chat and look forward to showing you what comes next!
Jason Ciccolallo lovely car and a great day 👍🏼👍🏼
Nice 911 but it is not and SC. SC Production run was 1979-1983. They came with a 3.0 liter engine with Bosch K-Jetronic Fuel injection. This is a first generation 911 Carrera 3.2. The displacement was bumped up to 3.2 and the injection was replaced with the Porsche designed Motronic Fuel injection. They had/have more efficient air flow because of the Motronic intake manifold, The orange bits of your engine. The fuel was more precisely injected into the manifold at each tube during the intake cycle of each cylinder. This was the precursor to direct injection. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche_911
Yep we got that wrong, we appear to have been a little confused
Love it. I’d probably keep the fiberglass though, especially going for a 2.7 homage. These cars like to be light. The more weight you can save, the better
Right on 👍
Great build
Love the attention to detail
Thanks mate
Great to see this car again. I remember looking at it, and driving it, back in 2013 when it had a big orange stripe down the middle. The current owner has done a fantastic job "fixing" it.
Apparently it was very orange. It's a very cool car.
I love how you find an interesting story to go with every car and owner. Keep it up Scott👍
Thanks, will do! Cheers for watching and being subscribed
Beautiful build! Thanks for the mention. Jonathan @ Group 4 Wheels
Pleased you liked the video Jonathan, great wheels mate!
Thanks Jonathan, still smile at those wheels - almost daily!
Sweeeeet !!! You find some beauties Scott !!!
Hi from Mike in Ogden, Utah USA
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There are some amazing cars here in Australia, thanks.
What a fantastic little vid and the very kind business plugs also. The car has really pulled together very nicely Jason, well done brother.
JC CLASSIC CAR RESTORATIONS glad you enjoyed the video 👍🏼
Nicely done Outlaw!!! Thanks Scott and Jason
T Hyatt glad you enjoyed it 👍🏼
Cracking backdate, love it!
James Wrigley lovely car, sounded great as well.
You can take the headlights off take it apart and clean the insides, upgrade the head lights with Bergville HID set ups and you are good to go. One thing you will want to do is check what version light suits your car, this is crucial. Lovely car by the way.
Saw your 356 at the motorclassica event this year. very cool! Appreciate you making this content in Australia, let alone Melbourne .
Thanks. Really appreciate you watching and the support, thank you 😃👍
Brilliant backdate outlaw!!! Keep the content coming 😀
Thanks 3xT, it’s a great car, move content coming Tuesday, fingers x’d
Great vid guys. Excellent work. And that’s one rad car.
Last Rasp let’s arrange a catch-up, I’ll drop you a message
Outlaw Garage you got it.
Damn!!! This is nice nice nice !!! Thank you for this video!!!
Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you Jerry!
Yes, nice wheels.
Hey! Greetings from Poland. The steering wheel looks great in the car. You should get our trunk mat too!
Your gear is very good, very impressed with the quality 👍🏼
Cool 911 Jason and take the 9eleven headlights plunge, you won't be dissapointed.. Scott, your Dubai model approves :)
Hey Tom :) We chatted off camera about the headlights and I gave them a thumbs up, they look great. More tee's coming your way soon mate.
Thanks Tom, I haven't stopped thinking about those headlights for quite some time, and even more so since the chat with Scott!
@@OutlawGarage :) good stuff, cheers Scott!
@@jasonciccolallo4757 Smiles for miles Jason :)
Lovely car, good luck with your project. I’m in the same shoe albeit a 993. Working on the interior as well, though focus is to shed weight sort of like the 964 lightweight but still very pretty on the inside. 😁
Sounds like a great project please send us some pictures via instgram @outlawgarage2013 or FB 👍🏼👍🏼
Lovely 911
Yep we love this car
Very cool.
Thanks, we had a blast making the video and can't wait to see the car out on the road.
Nurburgring Mechanical? In Australia? How funny is that!
A name that crosses countries 😃
I remember the 1980's when people were taking 1960's era 911's and updating them to look like 1980's 911's. So strange.
Yep, how times have changed
Well executed 👌🏾
Yep, he has a good eye for the car
If you changed the rear view mirrors to Kaege style, this car would be next level
They are nice mirrors for sure
It’s definitely on the radar when I do the body work. Hopefully this year!
Very cool looking old school Porsche. Does seem if you do tasteful mods to these Porsches the value will increase. Just curious what you think this 911 value would be in the USA if you had to guess?
So hard to tell to be honest
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Thanks for watching 😃👍
Trumpets? You mean carbs or ITBs? Lovely car!!
Velocity stacks
Please take the ducktail off. An RS replica doesn't have minilite looking wheels. No ducktail and you can call it more of an ST Outlaw.
The car is going through a restoration so an update will be coming soon ish
What is the name of the US company that do front fiber glass?
I'm not sure to be honest, there are a few companies that make glass front ends and fenders
How is the alcantara going to wear on the door? I thought about it, but being a high touch area I was concerned about the wear.
Its a reasonable point but I think as its at the top of the door I don't think it will get the hight wear like the door card, I think.
Hi Chris, it was something I did think about but I think it will wear fine in that it is not a high wear area and the car isn't being used a lot. It is also a confined area, so very easy to refresh if required.