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What are these early mystery parts?
These came in a box in a 72T parts car. Obviously one is a valve cover, but I've never seen anything like it. Part number is 901.105.116.03. What's interesting is the ribbing and the cut-outs for twin plug.
Anyone know what it goes to? 911R? next seems to be some sort of fuel pump or fuel distributor. On the body is the following text: A.Pierburg K.G. Neuß Made in W. Germany Anyone ever seen this on a 911, or maybe a 356 or ? Sorry for the bad pics, my camera sucks.     
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Looks like a Volkswagen type BOCAR fuel pump Siamese twin!
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Shaun - you disappoint me
 The valve cover is an early lower sand cast aluminum version with 6 studs - even though it has room for cutouts, it is the standard item The fuel pump is from an early engine as well. Used with a drive off the nose of the left cam to feed the solex carbs. Regards, Andrew M
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The valve cover is the standard lower (exhaust) aluminum cover for a '65-'67 911.
The other item is the circulating fuel pumps from a '65-'66 type 901/01 engine with Solex carbs. These pumps mount on the left chain cover and are operated mechanically off the left cam nut. Best, Grady
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Yep, +1. Early 2.0l parts.
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oh man, this blows.
thanks guys. 
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Grady was first to ask for it, I asked him to make an offer not knowing what it's worth, and since then 2 other knowledgeable folks have added their $.02 on market value, and requests to purchase, and yes, it seems to be valuable.
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The solex pump may be worth quite a bit to the European guys since they still race that system at some venues ..........
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Shaun,
The valve cover is the standard lower (exhaust) aluminum cover for a '65-'67 911. The other item is the circulating fuel pumps from a '65-'66 type 901/01 engine with Solex carbs. These pumps mount on the left chain cover and are operated mechanically off the left cam nut. Ok, I admit it, I cut and pasted that. I just wanted to sound like I knew what I was talking about
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1979 Porsche 911SC
