Factory Chassis Dolly

[RS#007]

Is there any way to tell if you have one from the factory? Does anyone have one?

[keith]

Just found this while researching these - anyone have one of the factory 3-wheel dollies from the early 70s?

[keith]

this type, I mean:

[Jon B]

The original 911 vehicle transport "dolly" used at the factory was a modified 356 design.
Drawings were available from Porsche for local manufacture.

Here's a factory service bulletin from September 1964 indicating changes (Item b.) to the 356 design, although it does not provide all dimensions.







Jon B.
Vista, CA

[edmayo]

Jon, I am constantly amazed with the reference material you come up with

[Frank Beck]

I'm liking the Jules Vernesque 356 cart but the 911 version looks pretty Redneck.

[keith]

The original 911 vehicle transport "dolly" used at the factory was a modified 356 design.
Drawings were available from Porsche for local manufacture.

Here's a factory service bulletin from September 1964 indicating changes (Item b.) to the 356 design, although it does not provide all dimensions.







Jon B.
Vista, CA

That's terrific!

[keith]

I'm liking the Jules Vernesque 356 cart but the 911 version looks pretty Redneck.

well that's reason enough to make a run of them in NC, then.

[Mr9146]

The original 911 vehicle transport "dolly" used at the factory was a modified 356 design.
Drawings were available from Porsche for local manufacture.

Here's a factory service bulletin from September 1964 indicating changes (Item b.) to the 356 design, although it does not provide all dimensions.







Jon B.
Vista, CA

That's pretty legit, Jon.

I can't imagine what else you might have socked away.

[keith]

Jon B, can you read the text at the lower right corner that describes the bolted 65x90x70 pads? Does that indicate material, perchance? (can't make it out in the photo)