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    Steering pan cover

    My car doesn't currently have a cover at the bottom to protect the steering rack and fuel lines, so I'm ordering one since it seems like a good idea. I'm wondering if this was a standard part on every early 911, or was it an option?

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    Standard I believe. However the one they have is not for a '65 as they say.

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    I think it's 69- onwards. And standard.

    65-67 used a different one and I think 68 was unique.
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    these are also available from Porsche - i purchased mine from Sunset Porsche at a decent price.
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    You will also need the "gaskets" that provide the seal. These are available at aftermarket sources. Check your parts book for numbers.

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    That's a good point. Thanks all for the information!
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