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  1. 07-21-2017, 08:40 PM #11
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    Yes 912E "tin" would work but they are such rare cars only 2000 were manufactured. I've had no luck finding this.

    No big deal, it can be made easily with a bead roller.

    I've got other challenges though now. I have many early projects to help people with.

    Here's a 66 that's been mostly sitting since 1975 and needs resto. It's really a complete car and originally sand beige. Also to do for a customer is a pretty rusty and badly previously repaired '67 911 that will be a hot rod.
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