911 Crazy

Where do you buy those body work (fenders and bumper) protectors for when working in the engine bay? Magnetic with cloth surrounding? Thanks.

ron mcatee

Tim, Pelican has them for 1965-89 911's. The part no. is PEL-COLSC002.

Good luck.

whalebird

Try Pelican. I suggest finding one with the A/C compressor "pad". Performance Products may have something as well. You will wonder how anyone can work on one of these cars without it after you get used to having one.

911 Crazy

Thanks guys. I'll check them out. Should help Ol' clumsy here!!!

w00tPORSCHE

Tim ... sorry to digress. SIncere request. Change your avatar to the earlier one.. ... That was way nicer than this one. May be it's the shadow of the photographer and the top up on your 911 .

911 Crazy

I don't like it either but it is an update since it is no longer in Florida. Will change when I get a good day to take out. Thanks.

w00tPORSCHE

New pics when weather is nice is great. We always love to see pics

tbanasiak

maybe I find whats available laying round the house that works or just cheap, but a few mattress pad covers work well on all three sides. I just double them up and tuck them in so they hang over the rear side panels and cover from engine bay over the bumper. just a thought for ya. nice pic by the way even with the shadow!

theiceman

i have one but the car is so damn reliable i never use it . handy for routine maintanace tho coz you never know when a wrench is gonna slip . Mine even has pockets to put your wrenches in which is handy.

Lost a wench for a year that way once tho . I new I left it somewhere .. okay well i have two 15mm wrenches now .. never a bad thing.

911 Crazy

What brand is yours?

Brett San Diego

Get the Colgan service cover from Pelican. It's worth it in my opinion.

Brett

911 Crazy

Do they make them for rims? Dropped a socket on the rim, ouch......there goes a perfectly repolished rim, damn it!!! How hard is it to polish out a small scratch on a Fuch?