What did you do to your E9 today?

Yes it seems like a great product. It’s a nasty job getting all the old adhesive off and don’t want to do it again anytime soon.

Steve,

You are gonna' like that insulation product. Robert Budd who developed that product is a friend of mine and I installed it on the hood of my '74 about 5 years ago. It looks great for a LOOOONG time. I don't know whether he is still selling it, as he sold the Classic 9 upholstery business about a year ago and retired.

Cheers,
 
Took it for a drive today--had to get out of the house. Big Tujunga Canyon → Angeles Forest Highway → Angeles Crest Highway. Beautiful day in the Angeles National Forest.


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I gave my car 2285171 CSL a bit of a clean in preparation for the trip to the upholstery shop on Tuesday,I have been waiting about a year ?, but anyway its happening very exciting
 

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I gave my car 2285171 CSL a bit of a clean in preparation for the trip to the upholstery shop on Tuesday,I have been waiting about a year ?, but anyway its happening very exciting
Car looks great Burky. Where are you having your work done in Sydney?
 
The heat shield project. Thanks for the inspiration from all of those here who documented it. Stole a page from Erik Netherlands and welded on a couple of weld nuts; bulletproof.

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...and if anyone is serious about doing this project, I have about 40 weld nuts (M8 x 1.25) left that I can send free (small donation to forum...?) if anyone needs them. Search "heat shield" for Stevehose and Eriknetherlands threads.

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Took it for a drive today--had to get out of the house. Big Tujunga Canyon → Angeles Forest Highway → Angeles Crest Highway. Beautiful day in the Angeles National Forest.


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My coupe's twin!
@dpdapper Another good ride would be the road between Pepperdine in Mailbu out to the Thousand Oaks area. The is yet another road somewhere near there with even more twists.
 
The heat shield project. Thanks for the inspiration from all of those here who documented it. Stole a page from Erik Netherlands and welded on a couple of weld nuts; bulletproof.

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...and if anyone is serious about doing this project, I have about 40 weld nuts (M8 x 1.25) left that I can send free (small donation to forum...?) if anyone needs them. Search "heat shield" for Stevehose and Eriknetherlands threads.

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@Luis did you need to remove the headers (or down pipes) to get this on?
I have headers on my coupe, have had the heat shield forever but not installed.
 
My coupe's twin!
@dpdapper Another good ride would be the road between Pepperdine in Mailbu out to the Thousand Oaks area. The is yet another road somewhere near there with even more twists.
I think you may be thinking about Decker Canyon. Very twisty, and I've had some incredibly fun days on that road. Not for the faint of heart (they can stay on Kanan or Malibu Canyon Road)!
 
I think you may be thinking about Decker Canyon. Very twisty, and I've had some incredibly fun days on that road. Not for the faint of heart (they can stay on Kanan or Malibu Canyon Road)!

Malibu Canyon Road is a lot of fun! Drove it 4 times last year before the Targa California 2019.

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@Luis did you need to remove the headers (or down pipes) to get this on?
I have headers on my coupe, have had the heat shield forever but not installed.
Stan, definitely need to remove the downpipes to do the placement of the nuts and priming/schmutz application afterwards. I don’t know if the shield would fit in w/o removing the pipes; I didn’t try. Maybe some of the old threads would shed light on that.
 
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