Abandoned Porsche: 1977 Porsche 911S Targa Engine Removal

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Join us as we start this new adventure to restore an abandoned 1977 Porsche 911S Targa! In this episode, we dive into the engine removal from this classic. Watch the challenges and excitement as we uncover the hidden issues of this abandoned beauty. Don't forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell to follow this restoration series. Will we bring this Porsche back to life? Watch and find out!

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9 сен 2024

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@whereisthemessiah 20 дней назад

I'm about to start a similar project with a 75 911s. I'll use this video for help because I've never worked on a car like this before.

@zsgarage2021 19 дней назад

Have you had a chance to taken it apart yet? I’m ordering a bunch of parts of engine parts this week!

@andru2625 5 дней назад

Amazing find! I would change the bumpers to the European spec ones, I really don't like the look of the bulky US ones. Possibly refurbish the wheels and get rid of the red paint on them. Also, I'm not crazy about the white/silver the trim around the rear taillights, I would definitely go for black. I look forward to seeing this project completed. Best of luck!

@zsgarage2021 2 дня назад

Love these ideas. I’ll have to look into the European bumpers. The wheels will 100% be restored to the black powder coat with the brush finish. And I agree, the silver trim isn’t pretty. Will have to make adjustments. The paint will have to be redone too.

@Thelongestyoutubehandleever Месяц назад

Bro, and you got a Porsche 😭 living my dream haha

@zsgarage2021 Месяц назад

Hahahaha! I got a killer steal on it!!!! Couldn't pass it up!

@cjsawinski 29 дней назад

I would say Lee it leaning towards stock… just get it cleaned up and back on the road, sorted out basically.

@zsgarage2021 28 дней назад

That’s what I’m leaning towards.

@kaijudt8358 Месяц назад

Word of the Video "Rough"!😂 Take it,make it ,repair it,have fun with it and If you Had enough give it to the next. For having fun with it 😅 only applies to cars and motorcycles and various toys😅😅😅😅😅

@zsgarage2021 Месяц назад

Hahaha! Rough was the word of the video! Definitely having fun!

@cjsawinski 29 дней назад

The case is magnesium… not “inside the case”. Same with the trans case. The rest of the engine (cylinder sleeves, heads, ext) are aluminum… Magnesium and Aluminum expand differently than each other and is the cause of the problems. Your going to be in a world of trouble if you try to open up that engine, broken head studs for sure. And I’m not sure what you consider a bad oil leak, but these old Porsches (especially the magnesium ones) always leak oil… if it’s not leaking it’s not running is what I think they say lol. I know mine leaks really bad, but only for a few seconds on cold starts and when I shut her off. I just keep an eye on my oil level cause I’m not ready at all to drop the motor out lol.

@zsgarage2021 28 дней назад

I’m in the process of checking head studs. And so far, they’re pretty close to torque specs. Next leak down test.