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Question engine tin fabrication

I have an 81SC with a 3.0. Am doing a rebuild and need a couple engine tin pieces because of rust damage. One is not available from Porsche. So, looks like I need to have one fabricated. Anyone know a good sheet metal fabricator? thanks, ahead of time.

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What parts do you need? Why not post a wtb in the classifieds.
There are also many junkyards (oops recyclers) that specialize in P-cars.
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what part do you need? Ive got a few parts from a SC tin that have been powder coated.

Is it any of these?



one of those is actaully from a MFI tin

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Partsheaven &/or EASY always has this stuff available - good as new if you want to powder coat.
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The part is the large, left front engine cover that covers cylinder 3 and extends above the fan shroud. Thanks.
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Do you mean part #3 in this diagram?
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Yes, it is part number 3.

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