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Old 03-22-2022, 10:16 PM
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Default 1976 Porsche 912E with a 993 body (any help or info)
Bought this 76 912e yesterday and just trying to get expert opinions I know nothing about Porsche’s but I’m super excited about it considering it’s got a 993 body but any help would be appreciated
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While it may have been a conversion to a 6 cylinder at some point, that certainly doesn't look like a factory 912e to me. The 993 body parts look like they were put on by someone who cared about what they were doing. If the care runs, I'd do a tune up / refresh on it, and drive the poop out of it.
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Looks awesome. i also have a 9176 912E but converted it to 964 body


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Post some interior pics...
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I’ll have to take better ones but for now I gotta fix the fuel line leak I have 😡
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Fuel



accumulator line on the right is leaking

anyone know where I can order one
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Yes. Len cummings. I just did my fuel lines, contact info for len is in the video description:

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X2 for Len Cummings , he did my fuel lines when i swapped a 3.6 in my 911
You can find him under Boxster GT on the forums !

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