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Old 01-31-2007, 10:55 PM
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Originally Posted by rwm514
What a cool idea. Maybe find a hit 993 and covert it.
You would need to find an earlier car if you wanted to do a conversion. Its TONS of work on a 964 but possible. The earlier cars would be the easiest to do.
 
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RS in picture was done by a local shop in Knoxville. It's a 964 and the changes are not significant. I prefer the lighter weight 911's if I was doing the conversion but this car turned out very nice.
 
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RS in picture was done by a local shop in Knoxville. It's a 964 and the changes are not significant. I prefer the lighter weight 911's if I was doing the conversion but this car turned out very nice.
It takes a lot of modification to make a 964 into a long hood. I would prefer doing it to an earlier car too and it would be a lot less expensive.
 
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