FS: 951 side skirts, delrin torque tube bushings, 931 nose panel vent and more
07-18-2008, 03:10 PM
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Nordschleife Master
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FS: 951 side skirts, delrin torque tube bushings, 931 nose panel vent and more
It never ceases to amaze me the stuff i find in my basement...time to clear some space out..
All parts can be picked up on Long Island with a lower price which reflects the shipping cost.
Note, please add 5% to all items if paying by PayPal to cover there transaction fee's.
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I bought these in a Rennlist group buy back in March 2007 with intentions to rebuild a torque tube for my old '87 but ended up never doing it. I dont need them anymore. They are machined from delrin and are a good replacement for the OEM bushings which will probably be destroyed when you pull the old bearings out.
This was the original thread...
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...+tube+bushings
BUSHINGS SOLD
Another vendor sells there own version of these for $41 EACH, and you need 4x! The specs for these are available on Clarks-Garage, but probably easier to buy them pre made.
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I have one grill insert from a 924 Turbo / 931 nose panel. These are NLA from Porsche.
Excellent condition.
$20 shipped in the lower 48
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Drivers side heated mirror glass..not much else to say. Will work on passengers side also but its not a convex lens.
SOLD
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Full set of factory side skirts from a 944 Turbo. All are in good condition with the exception of the front right trim piece which is missing the front corner (See pictures). Other than that, all pieces have all mounting tabs intact and are in good condition (though dirty).
These mount up to all late n/a 944's though the small front pieces require a bit of fabrication.
SIDE SKIRTS SOLD
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Just put in a new radio and dont need this anymore. I am missing the remote control (never got it from the previous owner). Includes wire harness (unused). A decent radio that was not to flashy (why i left it in the car for so long) but ive moved onto a MP3 compatible receiver instead. The text is sort of a tan color.. easy on the eyes at night. No crazy EQ graphics or anything like that.
It has some scuffs on the face, but nothing that makes it hard to read or anything. Just cosmetic. The flash really brings them all out.
This is the best picture i could find of the display..
Also includes the old DIN slot so its ready to install.
$30 shipped anywhere in the lower 48
All parts can be picked up on Long Island with a lower price which reflects the shipping cost.
Note, please add 5% to all items if paying by PayPal to cover there transaction fee's.
---
I bought these in a Rennlist group buy back in March 2007 with intentions to rebuild a torque tube for my old '87 but ended up never doing it. I dont need them anymore. They are machined from delrin and are a good replacement for the OEM bushings which will probably be destroyed when you pull the old bearings out.
This was the original thread...
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...+tube+bushings
BUSHINGS SOLD
Another vendor sells there own version of these for $41 EACH, and you need 4x! The specs for these are available on Clarks-Garage, but probably easier to buy them pre made.
---
I have one grill insert from a 924 Turbo / 931 nose panel. These are NLA from Porsche.
Excellent condition.
$20 shipped in the lower 48
---
Drivers side heated mirror glass..not much else to say. Will work on passengers side also but its not a convex lens.
SOLD
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Full set of factory side skirts from a 944 Turbo. All are in good condition with the exception of the front right trim piece which is missing the front corner (See pictures). Other than that, all pieces have all mounting tabs intact and are in good condition (though dirty).
These mount up to all late n/a 944's though the small front pieces require a bit of fabrication.
SIDE SKIRTS SOLD
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Just put in a new radio and dont need this anymore. I am missing the remote control (never got it from the previous owner). Includes wire harness (unused). A decent radio that was not to flashy (why i left it in the car for so long) but ive moved onto a MP3 compatible receiver instead. The text is sort of a tan color.. easy on the eyes at night. No crazy EQ graphics or anything like that.
It has some scuffs on the face, but nothing that makes it hard to read or anything. Just cosmetic. The flash really brings them all out.
This is the best picture i could find of the display..
Also includes the old DIN slot so its ready to install.
$30 shipped anywhere in the lower 48
Last edited by Techno Duck; 07-23-2008 at 11:35 PM.
