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I can see the quality engineers at VW scratching their heads: "Did we have a batch of defective sun visor clips? Because suddenly, we are selling lots of replacement parts!"
Do you know if these will fit on early 944s or just the later ones?
____________________________________ 1986 944 NA - Guards Red - 91k miles
1983 944 NA - Platinum metallic - 240 miles
1985.1 944 NA - Guards Red - donor car
1984 911 Carrera Coupe - Guards Red (gone, but not forgotten) "If you're not living on the edge, you're not living"
Do you know if these will fit on early 944s or just the later ones?
I only know that I have a 1989... Do the early ones look like the Porsche black ones in the first 2 pictures? -If so the may well be the same... Otherwise I don't know...
I called up Lindsay VW in Virginia and they quoted me a price of $9.80 a piece (using those part #) and they don't make the black covers, only the other colors. Am I missing something.
A different parts department in town (we have 3 VW dealerships in Orlando) just quoted me $12 and $2 for the clip and cover respectively... the part number for the cover is sold in black, but the number should be
"3B0 857 563 B41"... so ending in "B41" instead of "BB41". -The parts guy told me that the last three characters are the color code, so presumably the other colours (beige and grey) should also drop the first 'B'. -He used to work at my local VW place and he knows me too. -I told him what it was really for and he gave his approval.
I wonder if I got quoted wholesale price by accident the first time I called my local dealership...
Hey, PSUice944... -"paging PSUice944"...
-can you get us a definitive answer?
-Anyone else want to yellow-page their local VW dealership and see what the cost and availability of these parts are:
Guy, at those prices, I'd be in! -Perhaps though, I should get some on the way home tonight and take piccies for everyone first?
Keith
PM sent. If I can get 15 people to commit for 1 pair I'm good to go. You found the parts so enjoy your new found fame as VisorGuy.
If people want to add their name here or PM me I'll keep a list going.
I'm in for two sets. With tax and 'estimated shipping' of $1.50 a pair of brackets and caps should be about $14-$14.50. A set (pair) is 2-brackets, 2-caps.
List:
Kuhl951..........2 sets
gregeast........1 set
Mike Markota...2 sets
Last edited by KuHL 951; Jul 27, 2006 at 07:29 PM.
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