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    General Vehicle Specs
    VIN number ID for Porsches (courtesy Blaine DeLancey)
    2.7 911 Tech Specifications
    Technical Specifications 69-71 (Early 911T Registry page)
    Technical Specifications all models (courtesy, carfolio.com)
    Chassis & Engine numbers ('65-'73) (courtesy, Porsche AG [B]Motorsports)
    Whats It Weigh? (courtesy, Jim Calzia, updated, 4/20/01)
    Bruce Anderson on the 911 (courtesy www.911handbook.com)

    Brakes
    HD Brake Fluid Chart (courtesy, Seine Systems),
    Porsche Brake Summary (courtesy, Bill Verburg)
    Upgrading 911 Brakes (Bill Gregory)

    Suspension
    Interactive tire size/rolling dia. calculation chart (courtesy,Miata.Net)
    Corner Balancing Worksheet (courtesy, Sherwood Lee)
    Polyurethane Bushings for Early ('65-'67) Chassis (Originally on forum by McGuillc)
    Wheel specs for factory and aftermarket Porsches (courtesy, Sherwood Lee)
    Spring Plate Angle Calculator (courtesy, Thom Fitzpatrick and Will Ferch)
    Corner Balance Worksheet (courtesy, Thom Fitzpatrick)
    Torsion bar and coil spring rates ...
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    911MRP

    Correct radio for 72

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    Pete Adame

    Window Slot seals

    Does that mean $25 a pair as in for both doors?

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    retroel

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    HughH

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