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  1. 12-06-2023, 06:35 PM #1
    margabuck
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    Oil Tank attachment bracket ('65-'69)

    From a '68 911, I'm redoing my oil tank since a new one is $1K. It's missing the attachment bracket welded to the top of the tank in the pic. It's not a call-out part but part of the assy (PN 91110700169 or 91110700116). There are 2 brackets and I can fab something that looks like the existing one that does the trick. But I'm wondering if anyone has an old rusted out shell of a tank that still has the bracket they could cut off and send me instead.

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