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  1. 04-27-2016, 06:26 PM #1
    RC70SCoupe
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    market price for a 1970 fender oil cooler

    did a search but was unable to locate

    what is the going rate for a stock 1970 passenger side in the fender oil cooler?

    working fine, no leaks or damage
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    I think you indirectly answered your own question; they don't come up often enough to have a "going rate".

    I would think a tested, guaranteed cooler that isn't too beat up is in the $3k neighborhood.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank Beck View Post
    I would think a tested, guaranteed cooler that isn't too beat up is in the $3k neighborhood.
    Thank you Frank..I had a clue it was the in that neighborhood.

    Kinda almost makes it in your "Seriously" thread
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  4. 04-27-2016, 10:34 PM #4
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    Freisinger has the used and tested for 2.5k Euro (+VAT), and NOS for 4K Euro (+VAT)
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  5. 04-28-2016, 04:58 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by RC70SCoupe View Post

    Kinda almost makes it in your "Seriously" thread
    Actually when you think about it $3k is a bargain. It's a must have part for 69-71 authenticity and they deteriorate. (Unlike a fender, wheel, or sport seat which in theory are "one time" investments these coolers can go bad through normal driving.)

    Add in the fact that most likely NO ONE will reproduce them accurately and you better buy one while they're still "cheap".
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  6. 04-28-2016, 07:00 AM #6
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    There has been talk of Repros on this board for a while now but nothing yet

    here is a Marek post from June '15 from this link
    http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...l-cooler/page2
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    no its not me , but to give you a bit more info
    there is a big / one of the largest in europe oilcooler mesh facotries here in denmark
    and I am doing the 2,8rsr / 914gt / 904 / 906 front cooler , and know some guys at this factory
    and they said hey we are just making this mesh for a LARGE car manufactor and they showed me the
    mesh for the 69S +
    so I spoke to a guy I know at this car manufactor :-) and he said, yes
    but it all takes time , i thought / heard they will show it at Essen

    just to your info its quiet complicated process, and the guy at the danish mesh manufactor
    told me only 2 machines in the world, can weld the parts together, forgot whats the process it called
    but Not a easy part to make

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