Any ideas?

[Simonjjb]

My 1971S came with few records. As I disassembled the engine components I found a few places where the letters E.A.S. had been engraved. In addition, I found the same engraving with the word “Cort” engraved above the E.A.S.

Any thoughts?

[66S]

Maybe Everett Anton Singer knows.

[LongRanger]

European Automotive Specialists, Atlanta?

https://www.easatlanta.com/






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[Unobtanium-inc]

My 1971S came with few records. As I disassembled the engine components I found a few places where the letters E.A.S. had been engraved. In addition, I found the same engraving with the word “Cort” engraved above the E.A.S.

Any thoughts?

I once had a mechanic tell me that Porsche were "Easy as Shit" to work on...

---Adam

[Frank Beck]

As I disassembled the engine components I found a few places where the letters E.A.S. had been engraved.

Any thoughts?

Those are wrecking yard parts; the "Y" has apparently gone missing.

[Jim Breazeale]

Those are wrecking yard parts; the "Y" has apparently gone missing.

Then they would be of the highest quality

[Jim Breazeale]

If it came from the SF Bay Area, it could be European Auto Service in San Rafael. I don’t recognize “Cort”, though.

Regards

Jim

[Simonjjb]

Those are wrecking yard parts; the "Y" has apparently gone missing.

Perhaps, but doubtful. It’s in two different places and it’s clear there there is not or was not a Y. I guess i’ll Never know...

[Frank Beck]

Perhaps, but doubtful. It’s in two different places and it’s clear there there is not or was not a Y. I guess i’ll Never know...

Oy Vey...

Casting my seeds in a wasteland; humor is a rare commodity around here at times.

[mfitton]

How about Euro Assembly Systems, Inc. I think they are on the west coast but were bought out by a cabinet making company.