bumper differences between 964 cup and 964 3.6L turbo
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bumper differences between 964 cup and 964 3.6L turbo
I've been searching for a front bumper for my 964 turbo 3.6 L 1994 and get confuse since the part number is different and price is different. The worst part is the 965 bumper is not in stock any where I've looked for it the the others.
Visually I see no difference please help me.
Visually I see no difference please help me.
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I've been searching for a front bumper for my 964 turbo 3.6 L 1994 and get confuse since the part number is different and price is different. The worst part is the 965 bumper is not in stock any where I've looked for it the the others.
Visually I see no difference please help me.
Visually I see no difference please help me.
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Thanks a lot .... I guess is just the desperate idea to get the bumper.
So other than pelican part, vertex, where can I look for my bumper?
I have a fiberglass bumper which came with the car when I got it, now I want the real thing...
So other than pelican part, vertex, where can I look for my bumper?
I have a fiberglass bumper which came with the car when I got it, now I want the real thing...
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If I had a '94 3.6 Turbo, I'd use OEM
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The Internet has equalised the part supply prices. Nowadays I see it as a Porsche Dealer vs everyone else market, with price differences in the non dealer market due to exchange rates.
Unfortunately there is a limited market for OEM body parts given the number of cars out there. A long way of saying look for the best price now and pull the trigger. They won't get any cheaper and you risk an out of stock situation later on if you wait. The Speedlines went through the same phase a few years back.
Unfortunately there is a limited market for OEM body parts given the number of cars out there. A long way of saying look for the best price now and pull the trigger. They won't get any cheaper and you risk an out of stock situation later on if you wait. The Speedlines went through the same phase a few years back.
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If you decide you want to sell your fiberglass one let me know fullthrottletahoe @ gmail I hit racoon last week need to replace my bumper and would preffer the stiffer glass one.
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I have two 965 Turbo / widebody front bumpers for sale. Both OEM. One looks ugly but is in pretty good shape for refinishing. The other one is in very good condition in white paint and includes the undertrays. Pics on the Classifieds :
https://rennlist.com/forums/parts-ma...964-parts.html
Please help me clean out my garage.
https://rennlist.com/forums/parts-ma...964-parts.html
Please help me clean out my garage.
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I have two 965 Turbo / widebody front bumpers for sale. Both OEM. One looks ugly but is in pretty good shape for refinishing. The other one is in very good condition in white paint and includes the undertrays. Pics on the Classifieds :
https://rennlist.com/forums/parts-ma...964-parts.html
Please help me clean out my garage.
https://rennlist.com/forums/parts-ma...964-parts.html
Please help me clean out my garage.
I sent you and email.. My email marinogutierrez@me.com
Porsche 911 3.6L 1994 Grand Prix White