gomez123

Post say's it all. 1984s

Speedtoys

id keep em.

The day is coming.

dr bob

jeff spahn

mmm. I'll have to call mark and get a smog pump for my 90. gave it away when i took it off.

jeff spahn

perhaps someone will donate one back to me......

Chalkboss

Will it fit an 87? The bearings seized in mine and I need a replacement, no garage anymore so just want to replace it and not mess with doing the bearings.

linderpat

I'm with the keep it crowd. I sold my original radio when I bought Blumaxx (a 78 in otherwise outstanding condition) to someone for something like $25 I have removed my smog pump and all of the associated plumbing, but I have it, and everything else I've removed (since the radio) in a box. Original stuff, original manufacturer date codes. Even if I never reinstall it, the next guy will want the stuff.

Adk46

Not to mention that a California buyer would have to reinstall, right? Other jurisdictions, too. May not have to work, but has to be there.

merchauser

+1,2 and 3

keep that stuff in a box and you'll have no regrets!!

soontobered84

I've got one for you Jeff, but you have to pick it up at the next Third Coast.

camelman

I'm just getting into these Porsches, but I've been through this with the Honda CB motorcycles and MGBs. The CBs are definitely worth more as original examples, and sell much faster that way too. Most of the aftermarket work I see on cars or motorcycles (even just removing emissions eqpt) is usually indicative of incomplete work, and keeps buyers away. Plus, considering that CA is now the 5th largest economy in the world, it's a good idea to keep cars available for sale in CA, which will require emissions eqpt (well, except for my weird 928s euro unicorn - is that a eurocorn?).

Ramblings aside, I'd say keep the parts.