Porsche screwdrivers - no 10,000 volts?

[kenikh]

Is MSRaodrace smoking crack or am I just missing the boat:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=4639392974

He says these drivers are NOS Porsche, but don't have the 10,000 volt stamped on them. What gives?

[blucille]

he's also selling a radio that is refurbished, but he claims is brand new, also missing the tuner attachment, but he says it isn't needed....

anyone dealt with this guy before????

-Lewis

[ttweed]

That's Dave Buhain of msroadrace fame. He is very fond of his parts. I have never bought anything from him, as I have always been able to find what I need for less elsewhere, but I have met him at the track and swap meets. He does come up with some rare NOS stuff, and if you really need something like that in a hurry, sometimes he is the only game in town with the goods at the time. He has provided parts at the track to keep people running when they break, also, but I do know that he has charged "trackside support" prices for those spares as well, which may be worth it if you're going to miss a $150 track day. I wouldn't say he is dishonest, don't know about the radio or the screwdrivers, but he is proud of his stuff and in it as a business.

This is his 993 Cup car. It's for sale, too.

TT

[jaudette3]

He may be right about the screwdrivers. See my recent post:

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...ad.php?t=10549

I have dealt with him a number of times. Usually expensive, in touch with some nice NOS parts. I did return one of the funky ill-fitting dashes that we discussed here and he refunded my money.

[kenikh]

Cool; just looking for clarification of what is right and if these are indeed correct.

[Mr9146]

Dave's a good guy.

He has a lot of RARE stuff ... if you're in the market for a 2.0-liter twin plug distributor and high butterfly throttle bodies/stacks, he has 'em on the shelf.