Undercarriage

[Crazy Eddie]

Eddie how did you accomplish that? Looks incredible!

It took a lot of time and effort. Frankly, I probably was out of my mind, but it became an obsession there were times when I actually wondered whether I was gonna finish….

[Crazy Eddie]

Here's an oldie but goodie we did after the Panorama article came out on his car, celebrating the 944 Turbo S, and his then new GT4.

I think you missed your calling, Tom
You should’ve been a Hollywood producer

[Carmagic]

Not a 944, but I used Oil Eater and a brush to clean the under side of my 82 911SC. It helps if you have a lift. I put a plastic on the floor and spread some oil dry to collect all the dirt and liquid.

Here are some pictures for inspiration.





Cheers
Engelbert

[Crazy Eddie]

Not a 944, but I used Oil Eater and a brush to clean the under side of my 82 911SC. It helps if you have a lift. I put a plastic on the floor and spread some oil dry to collect all the dirt and liquid.

Here are some pictures for inspiration.





Cheers
Engelbert

I used oil eater as well. I forgot all about that. I believe they used to sell it at Costco, but I don’t think they sell it anymore anymore. The stuff is great for sure.!!!
Best
Ed

[ROB III]

Not a 944, but I used Oil Eater and a brush to clean the under side of my 82 911SC. It helps if you have a lift. I put a plastic on the floor and spread some oil dry to collect all the dirt and liquid.

Here are some pictures for inspiration.





Cheers
Engelbert

IMPRESSIVE!I THANKS for sharing the photos and comment about Oil Eater...probably safer than gasoline!
By the way, its available on Amazon, like most things these days....also Grainger, Tractor Supply (big in Tn), Eastwood, some auto parts stores....etc....