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          Custom hood treatment on my buddies '55 speedster...
          Justin Rio

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          • Hot rod from the late 1970's
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            '57 356A T1 coupe that was treated to all the custom mods of the 70's
            Including a T5 B nose, nerf bars, and an electric 911 sunroof grafted in. Also every bracket, strap and latch was chrome plated.
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            Custom flares and bodywork had to have been done by an old rod shop as they are all finished completely in lead. You can imagine the added weight.
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            The 16 inch Fuch's are a recent add on. This car originally had the old 70's style slotted alloy mags.
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            The louvers and through the hood filler is also a recent addition.
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            Of course the beehives were replaced with teardrops. Interesting old school hot rod...
            Justin Rio

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                    • Some really nice cars--thanks.

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                      • Originally posted by 356" post=16831
                        Does anyone know where I can find more photos of this car and the wheel and tire sizes?
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                            • Thank you VM!

                              Does anyone know where I can find a build thread or any more information about this car (in post #16904)? I love the racing mods...

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                              • Cowboybob:
                                That race car is currently up for sale on Ebay. The description claims they are 16X6 with 205-50 series tires. The offset looks a little deep to me and I think they might be 944 turbo version. Here is a mock-up of my car several years ago with 16X6 fuchs up front and 16X7 in the rear. These were all 911 version fuchs.

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                                note the heavy negative backspacing on these front 16x6 fuchs as compared to the ones on the blue coupe. Hope these help. Justin
                                Justin Rio

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