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Thats awesome! My audio is still 1968 stock . I am just gonna do some bluetooth speakers and call it a day myself. That 911 would be cool to see and. I understand, my wagon definitely draws the crowds

With the greatest of respect, if I were you, I wouldn't install it. However, it's your car, and you can do whatever floats your boat. Sometimes we get major regrets when we do something in such a way as makes it nearly impossible to undo it - and in this regard, if you hack up your hood you...

Well, I'll keep driving it and see what happens and sell it before I pull the motor again. In California it's hard to find a machinist around here, just rich elitists.

Idk man I'm going to paint the scoop flatblack and also black out the grill. It will give it a meaner look in my opinion.

logon to craigslist, sell the scoop and dont hack up your fury hood! Looks better without the scoop anyways!

Good call on the hoses, that’s one thing I forgot to add to my list!

I have a 3 projects going on, so when I get time I will get back to it. It needs the rear window channel repaired, I’m about 40% of the way done. I did finally take it down the road after 2 years in the garage and it runs and drives pretty well!

Im also going to be installing fiberglass hood scoop on metal hood if anyone has any advice or ideas greatly appreciated

Here is a beauty, 74-75 Gran Fury coupe.

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It really does. It’s really nice. He did a great job on the interior. Once I get the AC sorted and some more windows working I will move on to audio. I also have a really nice old air cooled 911 but the Beach Wagon gets more looks!!!

Super nice. Great find!

I read a guy on FBBO that had good luck with a set in some dyno testing he'd done, but they were worked on quite a bit IIRC. Not worth the effort vs 906s. UNLESS a guy wants crisp throttle response, that's where the small ports and valves shine. But yes, that's not the goal here.

Good luck finding one of those template kits, last I knew they have been OOP for years. If the scaled data were available, they could be 3D printed or CNC-routered pretty easily, though.

Good work!

This wagon has been around…..