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  1. 02-11-2025, 01:29 AM #1
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    WTB: Steering linkage cover in trunk for SWB Right Hand Drive

    In the odd chance someone has one of these on this forum….

    I need the RHD SWB steering linkage cover, it’s different from LHD, made of plastic.

    Or potentially a reproduction?

    It’s going on the 2nd 911 made for UK market so a special home indeed.

    Who has one? Might be a good 3D printer part. The one pictured is from our RHD 67S and I believe that one is original - same plastic material as other Porsche parts but I grew up around LHD cars so these wonky RHD parts are unique to me.
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    I'll ask a wrecker here for you Mark and yes it would have been plastic originally in a RHD
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    Thanks Clyde, appreciate it. Guaranteed there are none in the states.
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    looks like a vacuum formed part to me...easy to reproduce....if you get the correct material(like the bat cover and tray) in smaller batches than 2metric tons.
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    Yes also same plastic as floor heater vent sliders
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