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Old 03-30-2017, 01:00 PM
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Default 1966 Porsche 911 2-Litre, 1/4 Scale Engine Model at Pelican Parts!


We're pleased to offer this awesome 1/4 scale engine model of a 1966 Porsche 911. Created by the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, the comprehensive guide provides a wealth of detailed information and fascinating facts about the Porsche 911. From its iconic design to the technical concepts, everything is explained in clear, easy to follow step-by-step instructions to help you assemble this 1/4 scale model.

The Kit Features:

- Electronic sound module with genuine boxer engine sound.
- Transparent casing allows view inside the engine
- Cams activated by belt
- Spark plug firing simulated with LEDs
- Working distributor
- Spinning cooling fan

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Just finished assembling mine - love it!

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We just got a limited amount in stock! Here is a video of the one Wayne assembled with his son recently:

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Where's the fan shroud? How's the fan supposed to do it's job?
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Timing belts? No chains? How is one supposed to have authentic chain tensioner failure without chains?
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Bump! Just received new stock on these model engines!

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Getting more stock in a few days!
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We have more stock! Send this off to a loved one and let them know this would make the perfect fathers day gift!
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