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One of these went for $190 on Ebay last night. Was that you, Dan?

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It looks like Porsche was doing some stuff in the background as well - briefly VW was the largest company in the world based on a market cap. of $370 billion.

Hedge funds lost almost $30 bill ...

I'm amazed at what you can get done. Bringing an extinct part back to life, only better.

Wish I had the cash now to go in on it, but that would mean collecting more deposit bottles or selling my c ...

I'm not quite sure what you're looking for. Do you want an adapter that will let you use a conical lug nut on a ball seat Porsche wheel?

They do exist, but it's for a US 60 degree conical to Germa ...

Someone needs to sell a drum brake disguise kit. Brake and caliper printed on an aluminum disc. Brembo, Wilwood optional. Ceramic might be a bit much.

Any opinion as to which is the better made - does it all come down to the installer? I've read differing opinions of the IFC kit.

Might I suggest you wander over to the Grassroots Motorsports Magazine message boards?

Thanks for the link, I didn't know about them. - Suzuki Hayabusa engine mounted beside the driver in an old ...

Thanks, I appreciate the info. It's worth a try.

White on red. (But honestly, some day I'd like to do the old Gulf GT40 color scheme. LeMans wannabee. )

Great guide, thanks. I just read the part about the explosive gases. I'm in an apartment bldg - the neighbors might not be thrilled if I blew them up.

I was wondering if it would be even more dif ...

What about the north/south mounted Saab 16 valve 2.1 turbo motor? Not worth the trouble? They are canted over at about 45 degrees, just that the power shaft exits at the front of the engine and is r ...

Some guy near me is selling a '63 Trabbi. Supposed to be 1 of only 6 of that era to be in the States.

What the heck would you stuff into that in place of an air-cooled 600cc 2-cycle, 25 horsepower ...

Porsche used to offer these rear seat delete things in early 911s, I think. This one is a knock-off.

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Yup, that's the one. Thanks.

The bushing through which the cable passes atop the intake assembly. I have no idea how to find the part. I've looked at diagrams and can't identify it.

Feeling kinda dense, but can anyone help o ...