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SWB or LWB identification help
Can anyone tell if this is a SWB or LWB from these pics? And a 911 or 912(has no motor) for that matter?
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1269287395.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1269287418.jpg |
If the jack holes are right next to the wheel opening = SWB.
If a few inches in front of them = LWB. |
I say LWB.
Look at the slight lip/flare on the fenders. SWBs don't do that. They are slab sided. Also appears to have fixed door 'wing' windows. Coupes got that in 69. |
Thanks for the help. I don't have a better pic of the jack holes. Post pic of the fixed windows to make sure.
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http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1269289713.jpg
So 69 and up LWB? |
Those door handles, with the trigger on the backside, were found on 70-77 models IIRC
This is an LWB car, book it. |
Thanks guys!
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Definitely LWB as others have said. Not only door handles and the like but the rear flares and lack of wing windows are a dead giveaway.
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Thanks! No way to tell 911 or 912?
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Assuming that the door handles are correct for the car (which they usually are as no one really invests to update them) this car would be a 911. It is a good bet that this is a '70 to '71 911T.
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