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  1. 10-04-2017, 12:49 PM #1
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    Fender bolts for the vertical panel

    Hi,
    I know K screws were used to fix the wing along the curved front trunk area but can somebody with an original car please show what the screws look like where the vertical part of the fender/wing is fixed to the car? The PET shows these had a a different part number (900 075 224 02) and were M6 x 12 so definitely different. Did these have K stamps too?
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    no K

    different manufacturers
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    verbus,schmied ,karro ,graeka...
    depending a bit of what year we are talking about

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    Thanks Felix. We are talking late '73 F series. Were they yellow zinc plated or galvanised? And I think they should be flanged hex bolts. Can you confirm? thanks
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    Quote Originally Posted by 911GP View Post
    Thanks Felix. We are talking late '73 F series. Were they yellow zinc plated or galvanised? And I think they should be flanged hex bolts. Can you confirm? thanks
    my observation is that verbus and schmied are more common on 70-73 cars than karro graeka or kamax
    not sure about the colour ....
    hex bolts but not flanged ...different washer sizes used depending on fitment of the fender
    and spring lock washers
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    Quote Originally Posted by 911GP View Post
    Hi,
    I know K screws were used to fix the wing along the curved front trunk area but can somebody with an original car please show what the screws look like where the vertical part of the fender/wing is fixed to the car? The PET shows these had a a different part number (900 075 224 02) and were M6 x 12 so definitely different. Did these have K stamps too?
    Many thanks
    Gitesh
    Are you talking about the fasteners used on the fender joining panel?
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    Thank you, Felix. Very helpful.

    Sebastian, I am talking about the fasteners 24-26 in the diagram below that are fitted in the shaded rectangular area.
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    And of course they were covered with undercoat.
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    who is Felix?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ptrsbtrs View Post
    who is Felix?
    i think it`s me--did not know eighter. at least it is a F name

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    Quote Originally Posted by moito View Post
    i think it`s me--did not know eighter. at least it is a F name

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    Oh, I see. Apologies. Thanks for your help.
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