We love a good project car blog, and Darryl Deppe’s blog is a great one.
In Darryl’s words: “Here’s my own little opus, the 1966 912 originally purchased by a young Al Caldwell, the PCA technical guru, here in Seattle. Five owners and 40 years of exposure to our climate’s tendency to pool water in the bottom of body cavities later, I brought it back among the living, thanks to many, many orders to Stoddard.com and a tendency towards OCD. Once finished, a picture showing the old sheet metal lying behind the car tells a pretty graphic story of removing every trace of rust in the body, and of many miles of MIG wire and tanks of argon / nitrogen mix knitting together reproduction and hand-fabricated panels.”
You can check out Darryl’s extensive restoration of his 912 on Darryl’s blog.
