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    Good one Michael!

    To me it's $30.30.
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    the way I read it, its ($)3300

    could be oo....EE
    looking for 1972 911t motor XR584, S/N 6121622

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    It's "OW OW" when you have to fork over the cash to buy one but, it then changes to "OOOO EEEE" when you unwrap that box that came in the mail.
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    I put on my old Abarth wheel in the 72 T; much improvement over the skinny VDM wheel. The wheel is 380mm.
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    I love that wheel Serge......
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Morrissey View Post
    How about this strange horn button... OW OW. I wonder if the OW is meant to be a weird exclamation of pain.
    I have one of these but I have chucked in a drawer as I have always doubted its originality (not its age).
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    Damn it Serge. You beat me to it, and with real parts to boot

    Love it



    I've still got my hood badge though
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    Thanks guys; Scotty, I like yours also. Is it an older Abarth ?
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    Flat MoMo in a customer's 66 912. He didn't know a thing about it but wasn't interested in selling it, either

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    Hey Jim, it's a Real Wheel made by MOMO for Formula 1 Enterprises. I wrote about those in Excellence mag and Forza a few issues back. Cool wheel.
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