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  1. 02-21-2018, 03:09 PM #1
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    Reproduction R / ST / RSR - Parcel Tray Harness mounts

    - Parcel Tray Harness mounts
    steel construction and produced by a certified welder for quality and strength. In metric sizing except the std thread size to match old and current harness bolts.

    In stock $215 per pair plus shipping

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    John, what is the shipping cost for a pair to the USA?
    Thanks, Rich
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    Quote Originally Posted by GT3Racerich View Post
    John, what is the shipping cost for a pair to the USA?
    Thanks, Rich
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    air post - 15-22 days - no tracking - $38usd

    courier - 5-7 days - full tracked online - $51usd

    let me know , 4 sets left on the current run
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    may i ask about the history of this part..
    from which year on, why covered in some cars etc....which harness system...


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    Quote Originally Posted by haul View Post
    may i ask about the history of this part..
    from which year on, why covered in some cars etc....which harness system...


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    Hello,
    i can't say that i am 100% on the history , they turned up in swb cars that had fitment of three point seat belts ( i have seen them in 67/68 cars ) then seemed to be used for the race cars from 71 in conjunction with the Y harness
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    The factory installed them on my '69 911E.
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    bump for the weekend coming
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    new run next week , will have 5 pairs available
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    new run in , 4 sets available
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