This old rusty machine was in very poor condition, and they wanted to throw it away. But I decided to restore this cute Porsche 911 toy car.
I used sandblasting to remove rust. I replaced part of the chassis because… she was very rotten. The car was missing wheels, I had to completely remake them. Also on the body I slightly modified the wing arches. The final result pleased me.
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Sorry this is not a 911 this is a 356B
I think you did a great job despite what the professionals have commented.
That is not a 911. It is a 356, the model before the 911 was developed.
Amico la macchina e' fantastica,restauro al top. sei un grande!
I was bummed because I was thinking he'd put real leather on the seats. 🙂 Just teasing – great restore, for sure!
911 oder 356
wohl eher 356
Magnífico!!!…. Nuevo otra vez. Saludos desde Uruguay.
I don't think there was much you could do with this one. I suspect the car started out as a cheap decoration rather than a toy.
MIG/TIG welding would have been better options to the brazing you did? 🙂
Nice work, final result looks cool.
Great work as always.
Very cool
Mike .
У человека есть всё, чтобы произвести первоклассную реставрацию, но он предпочитает переводить впустую ресурсы и время.
Оси можно было выточить на станке с буртами или проточками под кольца стопорные? Днище можно было вырезать и согнуть из целого листа стали? Колёса можно было сделать составными — резиновые шины и точёные алюминиевые диски? Ленты фиксации осей колёс можно было заменить фрезерованными кронштейнами с точной стыковкой к днищу штифтами и шпильками? Можно! Но человек предпочёл колхозить. Не понравилось лентяйство.
whats do yo use to What did you use to solder and join the repair? greetings
Brilliant restoration from what it was and very smart with the wheels. It's accurate to the 50s 60s era
Don't watch if you are going to criticize cause your not attempting it. Great job.
Awesome job
Looks more like a Porsche 356 to me
I find all this very suspicious. All his restorations start off in this very unusual condition.
This is NOT a restoration. It is a repair and a custom, and a bad one at that.
When was the toy made?
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Amazing, magnificent. I can advise that there are no pimples on the casting, use a vacuum mixer, or place a mold under pressure until the mass hardens, for which you can use a regular pressure cooker.