Customer Projects

We love customer emails like this one from Dave DiMaria at Vintage Car Works, "I just got back from Amelia. We had a great event and won the Amelia Award for our class—finishing second in sports cars from 1955 to 1959. I am pretty sure that we were the only Porsche in our class, which included Maseratis, Lancias and one-off coachbuilt Fiats, etc." 

A couple of months ago, we were afforded the opportunity to sit down with Magnus in his LA warehouse shop to discuss his newest project. The SC/HR was a bit of a departure for Magnus, as this car was formed from the base of an ubiquitous G-body 911 SC from 1978. Magnus work on something other than a long-hood car?  Wait until you hear what he told us at the end!

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.  

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.  

A customer of ours noticed that our engine lid seal looked a little strange (it had gotten folded under the lid during our latest cold snap and stayed that way) and mentioned he had a Sepia 1973 as well.  We, of course, asked for pictures.  

Ron Goodman is a customer of ours from Australia—He has an impressive collection of projects at his shop...

Chris Kimmelshue found a 1973 911S that had lead an interesting life—complete with some modification history from Brumos Porsche in Jacksonville, Fla. which was counterbalanced by some dubious metal work. The before pictures don't look bad—but isn't that how all big projects start? 

 Keith Martin of the Roanoke, Virgina-based Martin's German Service sent us a thank-you note for our help in his shop's latest project.  

Charlie Walker sent us a few images of his 356 before and after he installed some of our wheels.  While Fuchs look neat on a 356, the new steel wheels just look "Right!" 

Gavin Rooke of South Africa recently sent along a short email about a project they're working on in South Africa.  What a beautiful car and photography!