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early 911 rear pics
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May you post pics of the early style rear panel location for my retoration please close pics appreciated Best regards Philippe (RS73 touring replica) |
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08-30-2005, 05:58 AM
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nobody to help me to rebuild the rear central panel with bumpers.?
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not sure what you want
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Best to post pics of what you have.....
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Bonjour, Philippe.
Is this the panel you want to see? 
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 (And that's when the garage was clean!  )
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08-30-2005, 02:57 PM
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This is a real RS lightweight:
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I got this one without the bumpers.
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08-30-2005, 03:26 PM
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starts good
closer with open deck ? |
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This is the best I've got. From my '72 911T. Hope it helps.
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what are you after?
note the twin plug covers for each bumperette in the pic above - there are 2 Allen drive bolts in there & 1 below (or is it 2?) - best to put all of them in loosely and then tighten the center panel has slots that slide over the bosses that the bolts go into post if you want a pic of that - I'm going out to the paint shop later this week and can take a pic if you need it. BTW - I have an Email in to Restoration Designs asking for the wt. of their Al panel. The real wt. saver is all FG back there.
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Useful info, Randy.
Philippe, the licesne plate panel has two gaskets -- one looks like this: _\|/_ and goes against the body. The other is visible on the orange car above: it has slots for the license lights to shine through. The bumperettes each have one gasket against the license plate panel.
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that's ok
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09-01-2005, 11:52 AM
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Da cab
Sinister Dove
Gemini Boomerang
Porsche 996 Turbo Convertible
996 Turbo
1972 Porsche 911T 2.4
