Those over-riders and rubber are different than the standard parts, so obviously made for use with the bar. I don't think this was used as part of a ski rack kit.
Those over-riders and rubber are different than the standard parts, so obviously made for use with the bar. I don't think this was used as part of a ski rack kit.
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I do not think so either! They only illustrated me with an image in which the "kit" was complete and all chrome was pretty good!
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Agree
No ski rack.
Still not clear, which year is ur car?
Btw Pic in post 10 shows a front bar.
Rear bar were double.
Last edited by 911T1971; 04-28-2018 at 09:25 AM.
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72'Originally Posted by 911T1971
you can see the post about him in my profile!
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Are you sure about that?
it would be a curious fact xD
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Looks like aftermarket but Im no specialist.
Here are factory items, 1970.
Front:
Rear:
Last edited by 911T1971; 04-29-2018 at 01:03 AM.
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Actually that's not correct, the Porsche factory rear bar for 1972 was single just like his that is pictured in post #15, and in English it was called "ram protection" or nerf bar and it's a very rare factory option and it's got nothing to do with ski racks, just do a search on the forum.
Thx, so i was partly wrong, didnt know 72 was different design. Thx
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I found this photo that illustrates what I wanted to say with the "skys"! Also I leave you another I found another car with the same bar as my father! Great appreciations.
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Thank you very much for the clarification! I'm going to investigate the forum!
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