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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I need connecting rods and pistons from a blown Porsche motor. None of the pieces have to be good, seized pistons is actually what I'm after. I am making a piece of furniture and don't want to use new parts to keep the cost down. If anyone has any or knows of someone who does, you can email me at [email removed] or just post here. Paypal ready for payment, name your price and we'll work from there. Thanks, Jared

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I'll bet Jake Raby has some :-) I've been thinking of looking for a blown up 928 motor. Apparently, the coffee table on the shop Top Gear, is made from a 928 block. Edit: Upon further research, it's a Jaguar V-12 block on the show.

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Here's a Porsche one. I'm actually making bar stools for this table. Is Jake Raby his screen name or is he on the board?

POST 4Original post

Sorry... but you have to be ********************ting me??

POST 6Original post

The only place my wife would let me have an awesome table like that would be in my garage What MY did that motor come out of, anyway?

POST 8Original post

That is incredibly COOL!!! Wonder if my wife would let me put one in the family room? Looks like a 2 or 2.2 liter..are those Zeniths? I have Weber 40 IDAs on my 73 2.4.

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Does anyone know where to get blown internal motor parts? Anyone, I'm willing to pay for them and have paypal ready. thanks

POST 10Original post

928 coffee table. This would be cool in the man cave...

POST 12Original post

That is so cool, I vaguely recall seeing something like this on Top Gear though, haha.

POST 13Original post

It is insanely cool, but I kinda feel bad that a whole motor/long black is being used as a coffee table...Does it still run? or is it missing internals? Good luck finding the pistons for the stools. Jake Rabby (may be Jake_rabby or jrabby) goes by a handle very similar to his name and posts pretty often. You could also try contacting him through his website.

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I can sell you my blown motor if youd like E-mail me at [email removed]

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