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center reflector
Does anyone know where I can get a center porsch reflector, and how much they cost. (other than ebay)
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I saw one on the AA site, I think 160 bucks. I hear they have great customer service, not!
You could try the 914club when they get back up. Used 60 to 80 bucks.
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02-15-2003, 11:40 AM
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you must need one of these. probably the selenoid too.
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yup. I can get the solinoid set up new for $12.
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There are two types of them. Someone, a good while ago, ran off a bunch of them that were built specifically for the 914. They were obviously inspired by the 911 ones. These have been NLA just about everywhere for a good while now.
The other type is the standard 911 rear reflector. It gets cut down on the sides to fit. These are available all over. --DD
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mike, check pm.
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Pomona swap meet. $10 to $80.
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I purchased one of those "914 specific" center reflectors from Automobile Atlanta years ago. I didn't like it, looked kinda cheezy so I returned it. If you must have one, use a "real" 911 reflector that's cut down. I think they look much nicer.
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the edges on that one were very cool. a beveled edge all around that was black, very subtle, . we'll see how it looks on a car soon, i'm sure.
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Do the majority think these reflectors are nice looking or not....I'm undecided whether to keep mine or put the original script on and weld up the six holes.
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thesey914: Personally, I think they give the tail of the 914 a nice clean, more finished look. Especially when nicely installed. Your's is nicely installed. I vote you leave it there.
Don
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I have one on mine. I like it!
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74 Porsche 914 2.0 
73' Porsche 914 1920 Mahle Big Bore
