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Thread: Early 911 toolkit 72-73.5 "Justin"

  1. 04-05-2017, 07:00 AM #1
    javaschlava
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    Early 911 toolkit 72-73.5 "Justin"

    For sale. Almost complete. Missing a couple special selected wrenches and pliers.

    Used toolkit, includes:
    P208 fan pulley tool
    10mm Cheesehead Allen wrench (DIN 911 SW10 KLEIN GERMANY)
    19mm lug nut wrench with jack receiver end
    Fan belt (PORSCHE PHOENIX 9.5 x 825 La)
    (Ultra rare) Red reversible screwdriver (MADE IN W.GERMANY CHROM-VANADIUM)
    Open end wrenches 8-9,10-11,17-19 (SELECTED-SPECIAL-STEEL WEST GERMANY)
    Box end wrench 19mm-22mm (CHROM-VANADIUM)
    Spark plug wrench (KLEIN 21)
    Basket weave perforated tie string tool bag (JUSTIN) logo ( RS and 73.5 only)

    Missing: pliers, open end wrench 13-15

    Normal wear, surface rust from sitting in a garage all its life.
    From garage clean out of an early Porsche 911RS race car owner no longer with us.

    This bag is correct for late 72-73.5 911 S and RS Touring
    Asking $1750
    Shipping included priority insured. 48 states Paypal OK.
    Thanks
    Mark

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  2. 04-05-2017, 08:38 AM #2
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    "Patina" is in the eye of the beholder, I guess...
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  3. 04-05-2017, 11:32 AM #3
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    Not correct for 72. 73, yes
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    1972 911T

    Original
    -117 Light Yellow -15x6 Fuchs (9120/M400) -S Appearance (M470) -5 Speed Transmission (9590)

    Options added
    -Houndstooth Sport Seats (M409) -Rear sway bar (9228)
    -H4's -BTB Fog Lts (M429) -Amber TTG Driving Lts (9420/M432)
    -380mm Steering Wheel -Becker Mexico -Roof Mounted Luggage/Ski Rack (9503)
    -A/C (M559) -Rear Fog Lt (M571) -Rear Wiper (9290) -Wheel Trim (M426) -Footrest (9563)
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  4. 04-05-2017, 12:07 PM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by orange911 View Post
    Not correct for 72. 73, yes
    Based on the shape of the tools...it doesn't look correct for anything to me.
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  5. 04-05-2017, 10:04 PM #5
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    Bag with tie is correct for late 73 so late RS maybe
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  6. 04-05-2017, 11:13 PM #6
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    ...is there a date iirc Phoenix brand belt have a date or code. If so it would inform the debate on 72 and or 73 for this example
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  7. 04-12-2017, 03:42 PM #7
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    Date stamp

    The Phoenix belt says 2/05, I think that's fifth week of 72'.
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  8. 04-13-2017, 12:27 PM #8
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    Thanks for posting the date code.

    I'd have to check my original with car toolkit's belt in storage to remember how that Phoenix code works but if that is indeed the way if decoding it seems quite early for that tie variant bag and toolkit screwdriver ...unless the belt had been hanging around in stock before being put in kit when new

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