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  1. 04-29-2018, 06:44 PM #1
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    FS: @pano - Non-Backdate Update With a Twist!

    Way back when, a sunroof was a desirable option. I wouldn't remove one unless I could do a full clip like this car. If I'm creating a back-date Short Hood to a Long Hood why not make it "rare"? from a time when sunroofs were not as common and commanded a premium. Everyone knows a 356 with a sunroof commands a premium. The early 911s did too.

    This original Long Hood has received a sunroof clip and 3.2 Carrera Engine + '86 915 gearbox.

    From the on-line ad in Panorama. I reckon Gordon Maltby would know a thing or two.
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