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  1. 09-08-2015, 02:44 AM #1
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    OEM plastic zip tie for SWB orange foam heater tube available in milky or patina look

    UPDATE: 9/26/2015
    now available in patina look


    found one NOS in the engine compartment of a 67S...must have been dropped by the heater tube guy.
    so i knew what to search for.
    could track down a bag full of them.
    note metal nose

    price is shipped/trackable and incl. Paypal fee...sorry i dont ship them in unregistered letter anymore:


    4pcs 23€
    8 31€
    12 39€
    16 47€
    20 55€
    24 59€
    28 66€
    32 74€
    36 81€
    40 85€



    patina look is +1€ per set of four




    i know this is absolute geek stuff

    and this is for the LWB guys who dont know what i am talking about

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  2. 09-08-2015, 03:09 AM #2
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    Well I'll bite. I would like 4 please. Shipping is to to Carmel Ca 93921
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    Can I have the yellow one?

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  5. 09-08-2015, 04:03 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by 210bhp View Post
    Can I have the yellow one?

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    well,well,well Mike i kind of love this part. and it is already part of my sample arcive..so the answer is nope ... but if i come across an other one i`ll send it to you.
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    Fair enough

    If you come across some orange foam heater tubes I would take those also.

    Many thanks

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    With great confidence I can say I NEVER stare at what's inside another guy's drawers but you have some nice junk there Franz.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Soterik View Post
    I was going to make these, but stopped when Stoddard did the orange tubes prior to my getting the project done. Suggest that you try "curry" seasoning mixed with some liquid and let them sit in the solution till you get the right tint color. Yes, I'm serious, I had this discussion with somebody else here regarding this in the past who had done this with good success.
    That was Andy with his 904 parts. I agree it works as I saw the results in person.

    Still doesn't float my boat as much as 'original' even though I have had to concede to top quality repros from time to time Eric

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    I will take 10 of them please (spares). Please pm me your total and payapal address.

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