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Yeah. Nice looking cars but kind of a pile under the sheet metal. And that L-series is just ugh. Yuck. I hated working on them
by mgarfias 3y ago
Yeah. Nice looking cars but kind of a pile under the sheet metal. And that L-series is just ugh. Yuck. I hated working on them
- mynameisnoone 3y agoLate 70's/early 80's 911's had to drop the engine to change the spark plugs. Dad's work neighbor Porsche shop was printing money left, right, and center.
- mgarfias 3y agoI thought a 3rd gen fbody was bad on the #7/8 plugs. Had to get those from underneath.
- dotancohen 3y agoOr drill through the firewall, which is why many of those cars are no longer with us. Beautiful cars, at least the Pontiac version, but now almost impossible to source. And you'll never find one with good interior parts.
- spacecadet 3y agoI would use a 2x4 and the belt from my pants to drop the engine just enough to change them. Amen for Mg and Al engine blocks, boohoo over heating them :O Back yard swapped many 911s, 914s and VW Bugs, Vanagons, etc. Give me a air cooled flat.