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    Senior Member 911kiwi's Avatar
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    Caliper Creations products

    Hi All,

    Looking for feedback - has anyone bought / installed Caliper Creations armrest, door pockets etc?

    Wondering how it stacks up as compared to Classic Porsche, Carpoint, Uro or other repro manufacturers.

    Cheers
    Gary
    Kiwi
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    I met one of the owners at the Parade last month and bought a set of door pockets from him.
    He's a great guy and offers a really good product for a fair price.
    The pockets are fiberglass, so they are just a bit heavier, but they will look great for a long time.
    Jay
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    Senior Member 911kiwi's Avatar
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    Thanks Jay. It certainly sounds like the owners are real enthusiasts.
    I’m interested to know that their armrests are like as well. I have a friend who is restoring his 70E and it’s difficult when you live in a different country & can’t see & inspect the product before buying.
    Kiwi
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    Totally understand, Kiwi. No sweat!
    Yes, the owner is a real enthusiast and showed a 911T right next to my 911S at the Parade last month.
    The armrests on his T were superior to the armrests I bought from Stoddard a few years ago.
    Good luck!
    Jay
    1946 Willys Army Jeep
    1956 356A Cab
    1957 356A Speedster
    1959 Austin-Healey Sprite
    1962 356B Notchback
    1969 911T 'Speedster'
    1971 911S
    1974 Ford Ranchero
    1986 911 Carrera Cab
    1993 Audi V8Q
    2001 Mazda Miata 'Daughters Car'
    2008 Audi S6
    2018 Panamera 4S 'Wife's Car'

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