Hi there! I've recently jumped into the EV world by purchasing a 2018 Chevy Bolt. Great hatchback.
Have been interested in fully electric plug in vehicles for a while.
With the technology and support improving every year, it seemed like a great time to dive right in.
In the garage with the Bolt are an '89 911 964 C4 and a '76 2002 automatic. Both of which I plan to convert to electrics.
The 2002 is in the middle of a restoration which will include a new paint job to Colorado orange and restored interior. I've already completely restored and upgraded the suspension. I don't know yet, what route I'll go with the EV conversion. Still doing research there.
My 911 is in great shape and many purists on Rennlist think it a sin to do what I'm planning. I dream of having a fully electric Porsche 911 with great performance and good range. This is my forever car whether it's powered by a 3.6 flat six or a 3 phase motor.
I'll learn doing the conversion of the 2002 and apply that to the 911. At least that's my vision.
Have been interested in fully electric plug in vehicles for a while.
With the technology and support improving every year, it seemed like a great time to dive right in.
In the garage with the Bolt are an '89 911 964 C4 and a '76 2002 automatic. Both of which I plan to convert to electrics.
The 2002 is in the middle of a restoration which will include a new paint job to Colorado orange and restored interior. I've already completely restored and upgraded the suspension. I don't know yet, what route I'll go with the EV conversion. Still doing research there.
My 911 is in great shape and many purists on Rennlist think it a sin to do what I'm planning. I dream of having a fully electric Porsche 911 with great performance and good range. This is my forever car whether it's powered by a 3.6 flat six or a 3 phase motor.
I'll learn doing the conversion of the 2002 and apply that to the 911. At least that's my vision.
