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Location: KENDAL,CUMBRIA, UK
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HI Marlin
when will you be in Germany in Sep', as i will be over on the 12th to the 16th in Stuttgart, will you be around then as I could meet up and have a look at the box for you if you are not to far away.

regards mike

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Hello,
I will be in Donauwoerth, north of Augsburg. The transmission is being rebuilt next week so when I arrive it will be ready for install. Thanks for the offer. Greatly appreciated.
best regards
marlin
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sadly no longer: 1967 912, 1971 911T, 1974 911 Targa, 1975 914, 1972 914 Eagle GT with V8
currently: 1972 914 Eagle GT with 3.2 Carrera, 1970 911T (964 turbo wide body look), 1986 911 Carrera
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well, I discovered that the transmission rebuilder from California (Porsche shop) mixed up two of the spacers (washer and thrust washer) and put them on wrong. He reversed the washers on the shaft which wore the bearing and eventually allowing the entire 5th rod to move back and forth after a while. Ruined a big bearing completely, caused damage to several other bearings, but fortunately no damage to the case or gears. Ultimately it cost about $700 in parts and 900 Euro in labor. Have contacted the builder several times but I am being ignored. Not sure what to do next. Clearly error on the part of the shop.

I bought the transmission as newly rebuilt with only 2000 miles on it from a car that had been hit up front.

After the rebuild in Germany, got through the German TUV inspection, got it registered and it is now a Classic 30 year licenced car in Bavaria.

thanks

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sadly no longer: 1967 912, 1971 911T, 1974 911 Targa, 1975 914, 1972 914 Eagle GT with V8
currently: 1972 914 Eagle GT with 3.2 Carrera, 1970 911T (964 turbo wide body look), 1986 911 Carrera
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