Per Schroeder

This weekend's project was sorting out the various lights on our 1973 911T and installing our rear window. We are in the final push to completion on this project and we're excited to get it on the road and sort out any more issues before we offer it for sale next month. 

We noticed a few lights out before we tore the car apart for paint, but decided that it didn't make a lot of sense to spend a lot of time trouble shooting.  The car is, of course, back together now and we're making sure everything works! 

We ran across Jack Bushmeyer at a local autocross recently and as we were taking pictures of his very nice autocross and track-prepared 1970 911T, we struck up a conversation.  

We had a new windshield installed in our Sepia 911 project over the weekend.  We decided to go with the original manufacturer-Sekurit, with the same light-green tint that matches the rest of our windows and our factory COA documentation.  

The 2014 Hershey Swap Meet was a great load of fun.  We brought out a bunch of new products, as well as a selection of "scratch and dent" parts that make for great swap-meet-fodder.  

We're working on the interior and glass installation on our 911 project.  It's nice to be on the homestretch on this long-term project.  

The event is June 6th and 7th.  Please click for the vendor registration form. 

The event is June 6th and 7th.  Please click for the flier.  

We visited this year's Amelia Island Concours and the Gooding Auction.  We came away impressed with the quality of machinery—as did a lot of folks with healthy bank accounts. The auction results were outstanding.  

George Malos of Davis, Illinois is working on the restoration of his 1966 912. George is the original owner of the car.  It was originally Polo Red, but it was damaged during initial delivery and repainted green.  

 One of our favorite parts of the Lit Meet weekend is what we call the Shop Crawl. Many of the Porsche-centric businesses and restoration shops in the Los Angeles area open their doors to visitors to show off their wares.