Restoration of

1973 Porsche 911T 2.4

A Precision Project

1973 Porsche 911T 2.4 restoration project stands out for its technical demands and meticulous attention to detail. We are currently performing a complete disassembly of the vehicle and preparing bodywork for blasting process, a crucial stage that will remove any remaining paint and signs of corrosion, ensuring a perfectly clean surface and fully restored body.

Disassembly: Preserving Original Integrity

Disassembly of this classic Porsche is carried out with the highest care maintaining vehicle’s integrity and authenticity. Each component is carefully removed and cataloged to ensure that all original parts are preserved or replaced with genuine equivalents, adhering strictly to factory specifications.

Preparation for Blasting: Ensuring Perfection

The preparation of the bodywork for blasting is a critical step in restoration of high end classic vehicles. This specialized procedure allows for a uniform removal of any previous paint and accumulated rust, leaving a completely flawless surface. Once the blasting process is completed, body will undergo a thorough inspection to assess any structural damage or areas affected by corrosion. Any imperfections or damage will be repaired or replaced with precision, always preserving original design and characteristics of the vehicle.

Paintwork: Application of Bone White on the Restored Chassis

With the chassis now repaired and fully prepared, we moved on to the paintwork phase—an essential step in restoring a refined and refreshed appearance. A bone white finish was applied, a colour chosen for its elegance and its ability to highlight the timeless lines of the Porsche 911 Targa. Although not the model’s original colour, it was selected to give the car a contemporary touch while retaining its classic character. The paint was applied under controlled conditions, ensuring a uniform coating, a clean, smooth gloss, and long-lasting durability.

Commitment to Quality

Restoring a classic Porsche vehicle such as the 911T 2.4 from 1973 requires a combination of experience, precision, and professionalism. Every stage of the work is carried out following the highest quality standards, ensuring that each phase of the process meets the original factory specifications and the expectations of even the most discerning classic car enthusiasts.