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Thread: FS: 912 "Custom" Chrome Solex Air Cleaners

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    FS: 912 "Custom" Chrome Solex Air Cleaners

    Offering someone an opportunity to have the most unique air cleaners imaginable on their 912. We found these chrome plated "customized" beasts by accident in deep storage. Apparently, someone was both incredibly bored and incredibly frustrated with (what I believe to be) the stock '65-'66 912 solex air cleaners, so they welded the 356 filter housing to a solex carb mounting, AND THEN had these customized units CHROME PLATED. So,if you are "going outlaw" with your '65-'66 912, these are perfect for you!

    And, if you happen to be extremely gullible, or know someone who is, the unconfirmed result of our research is that these were actually the result of an internal Porsche design competition to create a new 'cutting edge' air cleaner for the early 912, between Ferry Porsche, Ferdinand Pieche, and their cousin Heimlich Goodfahrt, with this being Goodfahrt's prototype. (I've emailed Dr. Porsche for confirmation, but have not heard back.)

    Just imagine the crowd's response at your next Porsche Club meeting when you pop the rear decklid and they see these!! You will own that crowd and the beer will probably be free for you all weekend.

    More seriously, the responses we've received merited better photos, so we cleaned them using a bit of chrome cleaner and a soft cloth. Of course, these never had 'show chrome,' but as the photos show, the finish is pretty nice, with some rough spots. We do not represent these as something they are not, but they would seem interesting in an appropriate outlaw application, or "California Custom."

    You decide....
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    How Much do you want for these? I believe that you have indeed found a set of Edelbrock Free Flows from the 70s
    Ummm or maybe not!
    Doug Lehman
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    1966 912



    1978 911SC Targa fun in the sun

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    Yes, if you could, please list your price. Thanks!
    Peter Kane

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    You both have my sincerest apologies. I've been preoccupied with packaging/shipping some of the other pieces we've posted.

    The price was $350+ shipping and fees.

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    ^^^^^^^^ Thanks! GLWS
    Peter Kane

    '72 911S Targa
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