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    Original hood gas shocks restored with proper date codes. Also, the washer that's NLA from Porsche for the top of the rear bumper bracket visible in the engine compartment had to have it made.
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    Looking good man....
    -Doug
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    Thanks Doug, is that monster engine of yours all finished with the new injection system?
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    Looking good man....
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    Thanks Doug, is that monster engine of yours all finished with the new injection system?
    Not happening until Rothsport starts getting the headers in stock (manuf issues?).
    -Doug
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    My January 1972 car has 6 stickers on the rear panel
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    Paint detail added to front.
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    Looking forward to see how you will solve the sound-deading matter... as far as I know the original material is no longer available: what will you apply on the floor?
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    This is how Ninemeister did mine *******614 which is a Feb 72S.

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    My car has its original material on the floors as its in perfect condition.
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    Really inspiring!

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