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So Rad Notch

Discussion in 'Off Topic Hot Rods & Customs' started by Hot Rod Ron, May 7, 2024.

  1. Thanks to Washburn Metalworks in Orange, CA, for fixing the pan. Back in December, after pulling the body off the pan, I discovered that it was bent. Washburn has the frame fixtures to pull it straight, so they were able to install the new pan sections and duplicate the factory spot welds. I dropped it off in December while I was out in CA for the last Mooneyes Christmas party at Irwindale and picked it up while I was out for GNRS at the end of January.

    Now to bolt it all back together and start the suspension mock up and fabrication.
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  2. The rear apron is done, and the replacement starts on the front apron.
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  3. porkshop
    Joined: Jan 22, 2004
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    porkshop
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    from Clovis Ca

    I was just thinking about this thread this morning....
     
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  4. James D
    Joined: Feb 8, 2007
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    James D
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    I know a guy over here in Germany with a 2.7 Porsche flat six in a Notch. 190hp or so pushes it along pretty well.
    I always wanted a flat six in one of these or a Fastie, but the price of anything old and Porsche nowadays means it'd be financial suicide.
     
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  5. I would love to do a 911 drivetrain in it. It's big money for a drivetrain like that. A couple around here in the States are done that way.
     
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