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  1. 03-28-2021, 11:35 AM #1
    CheckBookChuck
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    Sport muffler Leistritz 901.111.012.01 04/67

    I saw a post recently from someone looking for a single outlet sport muffler and responded that I have one that I have had since the late 70’s. It was too loud for my tastes so I took it off and put it in storage 40 years ago. I received a couple of messages from people interested asking exactly what I had.

    It turns out that I have a Porsche Sport muffler made in 1967 by Leistritz. Part number 901.111.012.01 date stamped 04/67.

    Before I agree to sell it to someone looking for a plain old Sport Muffler, I thought would check with my RGRUPPE homies to see if anyone is restoring a ‘67 that might need a period correct muffler.

    Don’t need to sell it, but probably will never use it again.

    Let me know if anyone is interested.

    $600 + Shipping

    SOLD!
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    Pics please? Including the part number, and the welding around flanges, outlet pipes etc.

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    I'll buy it, Chuck!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nordschleife View Post
    I'll buy it, Chuck!

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    Can you post the pics once you get it? Thanks, E
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  5. 03-28-2021, 01:40 PM #5
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    I’d be happy to post photos.

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  6. 04-28-2021, 10:41 AM #6
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    Photos of early Leistritz muffler

    I promised to post photos for @soteric. Here they are.

    This was the Leistritz when it arrived in New Hampshire, see photos. Amazing that any 1967-dated Porsche muffler survived, right? Thank you, Chuck!
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    Next the muffler was sandblasted, then primed with VHT Flat Gray Primer SP100.
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    Finally, I painted with VHT SP102 Flat Black header/exhaust high temperature paint, and I polished the flat edged chrome tip to bring the shine back.

    Looking forward to getting it onto my 1968 911.

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    Nice, thanks for sharing the pictures. Single heat shield, cool stuff
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    Would you mind posting some additional pictures of the area with the indentation for the motor mount?
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