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    WTB: 69-71 front fender cooler

    Looking for a nice fender cooler for a '69.
    Located in socal . Pm's and e-mail are ok.
    Thanks,
    frank

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    A word to the wise...most of the used original Porsche front fender oil coolers are extremely rare, expensive and likely to leak. Make sure it is pressure-tested before you buy.

    You other choices are to buy a new aftermarket cooler from someone like Elephant Racing or to buy the newly-reissued Porche front cooler for about $2,400.

    Good luck,
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    At a minimum they need to be ultrasonically cleaned and pressure tested.
    http://www.oilcoolers.com/automotive.asp
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    Quote Originally Posted by lopena View Post
    A word to the wise...most of the used original Porsche front fender oil coolers are extremely rare, expensive and likely to leak. Make sure it is pressure-tested before you buy.

    You other choices are to buy a new aftermarket cooler from someone like Elephant Racing or to buy the newly-reissued Porche front cooler for about $2,400.


    Good luck,
    Alan
    I paid $1466 for a new Porsche one. They are very nice, albeit green.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Simonjjb View Post
    I paid $1466 for a new Porsche one. They are very nice, albeit green.
    Simon,

    Absolutely an inaccurate part; not built even remotely like an original.

    But they are brand new.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank Beck View Post
    Simon,

    Absolutely an inaccurate part; not built even remotely like an original.

    But they are brand new.
    I understand that Frank. I didn't say it was 100% the same as the original. My point was on the price comment made by Lopena - Its not $2400.

    But if you want to buy a NEW cooler that is made by Porsche as a replacement option - this is it, and the price is ok when compared with an original. I have kept my truly original one on the shelf all refurbished from Pacific Cooler.
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    Simon:

    Thanks for the pricing information. I got the $2,400 price from the Stoddards website.

    Who’s selling them for $1,466? I might actually buy one at that price!

    Alan
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    Quote Originally Posted by lopena View Post
    Simon:

    Thanks for the pricing information. I got the $2,400 price from the Stoddards website.

    Who’s selling them for $1,466? I might actually buy one at that price!

    Alan
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    There are currently two for sale on ebay. One is reasonably priced at about $1900, while the other is priced like the guy doesn't want to sell it at $50,000. Wow!
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    Got mine from Sunset Porsche. Guy at Sunset said Porsche classic is due to reproduce the cooler shield too sometime this year that is less then the $900 or so they are going for now.

    https://www.sunsetporscheparts.com/o...er-90110704603
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