Photoshoot with my 72' Porsche (Must See!)
#1
06-30-2010, 03:36 PM
Photoshoot with my 72' Porsche (Must See!)
Hey everybody!
I haven't posted in a while as i've been really busy with school and working on projects. One of the projects I am just finishing up is my work on this 1972 Porsche 914 that was willed to me when my grandpa passed away last year. It didn't run too well when i got it because it had sat for 20 years, and it needed a rebuild. It also needed new tires, and some random electrical fixes. Well, i finished all of that last thursday and then I spent all of yesterday (6/29) detailing the inside and outside. I washed it twice, then clay barred it, then polished it with a random orbital 3 different times, then sealed it the finally waxed it. The interior was completely conditioned as well.
It was really tiring but I am really proud of how it turned out! Let me know what you guys think
I haven't posted in a while as i've been really busy with school and working on projects. One of the projects I am just finishing up is my work on this 1972 Porsche 914 that was willed to me when my grandpa passed away last year. It didn't run too well when i got it because it had sat for 20 years, and it needed a rebuild. It also needed new tires, and some random electrical fixes. Well, i finished all of that last thursday and then I spent all of yesterday (6/29) detailing the inside and outside. I washed it twice, then clay barred it, then polished it with a random orbital 3 different times, then sealed it the finally waxed it. The interior was completely conditioned as well.
It was really tiring but I am really proud of how it turned out! Let me know what you guys think
#4
06-30-2010, 04:27 PM
That looks amazing.
My boss when I worked at Rennline had a 914 Bumblebee (still does actually) I helped him with the bodywork by dropping a sheet of plywood onto the deck lid, corner first.
Needless to say, your car looks much nicer.
My boss when I worked at Rennline had a 914 Bumblebee (still does actually) I helped him with the bodywork by dropping a sheet of plywood onto the deck lid, corner first.
Needless to say, your car looks much nicer.
#8
06-30-2010, 08:44 PM
car is very clean, used to work with a guy that picked up a shell(car got burnt in a fire) and dropped a 350(stroked to a 383).... car was crazy
#9
06-30-2010, 10:15 PM
Very nice, i've only seen a few of those in my lifetime. Great collectors item, plan on keeping it for many years.
