CLOCK DELETE PLUG-$19.49@PP or $255 on Ebay
 

Listed on Pelican website @ $19.49 (special order and most likely NLA) but $255 ????
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=4537870644&catego ry=80739

I know I can make one a bunch cheaper........

You would they could give free shipping at that price ;)

Now it's worth $306!! Jeebus!

What does anyone have against the freakin' clock?? :confused:

I mean I can see using that hole for something else, like the huge red oil light on a race car, or big boost guage on a turbo, but just to eliminate it? It's one of the truly beautiful and classic styling cues of a 911, the 5 guage cluster w/ the clock on the right.

Oh wait, I forgot- weight savings, right? :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Yup - there are lots of people who do infinitesimal "weight savings" on their cars. Or someone might just want it to look like an R or RS.

Maybe this is an original factory concoursmobile item??

Most of the great rally drivers just shat before a big race and kept the guages. :cool:

That's just ridiculous once again.

Ask a resourceful dealer or Pelicanparts and i'll be they can source you one from Germany.

Not to mention Road & Race Inc. (msroadrace eBay ID) still has seven of them available on eBay for $49.99 Buy It Now. :rolleyes:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=7911222487

I guess even people on eBay are too lazy to do a search? WTF?

Is the $49.99 one on ebay NOS or reproduction?

Michael

Back in 1992 the factory ones retailed at $8.00 each.

...a fool and his money are soon parted...

I hear ya Otto. I'm a fool, but there's a limit to my foolishness!

I dunno if the Road and Race Inc. part is a repro. Send them an email? I would tend to think the part is a original Porsche part. They sell mostly OEM Porsche stuff.

Back in 2001, the supposedly NLA factory one retailed @ $19.## something from Stoddard. It was then put on eBay and went for around $200. :eek: It's a plastic circle, people!!!!! I bet I could find the necessary stuff from McMaster-Carr or Grainger to make a suitable replacement?

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Too funny Kevin