...or the devil is in the details...
sharing some details:
a 71 for a 71...
sharing some details:
a 71 for a 71...
Der liebe Gott steckt im Detail, ....
- Thread starter deQuincey
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I think i am in need of education here: let me give it a try:
1 pic: date code on the heat shields? ( I am in need of a pair dated '73; anyone have a set?)
2. Beru plugs? I do also see some nice rubber rings around the 6 high voltage wires: my car only had one; how many are there originally?
3. No clue ! What would an expert notice?
1 pic: date code on the heat shields? ( I am in need of a pair dated '73; anyone have a set?)
2. Beru plugs? I do also see some nice rubber rings around the 6 high voltage wires: my car only had one; how many are there originally?
3. No clue ! What would an expert notice?
oh, Erik, not trying to educate with these pictures
probably not 100% correct
only as an enjoyement
I think details are beautiful, and show the achievements of that era
Int
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The cap
the tip
the clock
the tip
the clock
some dirty underbody things
Up there
The tyre,
as it was captured from 1973 video porsche factory tour
I know you can live on Michelins, or find your own expression, all is good
as it was captured from 1973 video porsche factory tour
I know you can live on Michelins, or find your own expression, all is good
Breiti
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You better turn the bolts around, away from there gear box.
They should come from rear.
A friend got one of those screws loosen, destroyed his transmission.
Breiti
