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    Fire Extinguisher - Mounting and Where to Buy?

    I need to get a fire extinguisher for my car and wondered where is the best place to get these? I am leaning towards chrome, but have not decided yet. Where are you guys buying your extinguishers and how are you mounting them? Pictures would be great. Thanks.
    Scott H.
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    I got mine here.

    http://www.safecraft.com/product_pag...&menu=&Search=

    And put it here.

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    Scott, I attached mine to the plate over the shifter tunnel in the rear of the car, behind seats. That way, I did not drill anything really except that plate that is attached with 4 screws.
    Its where you access the shift coupler.

    I don't have any pics handy though. Got mine from here ...
    www.H3RPerformance.com
    don't know why really, must have searched here or on pelican and gotten recommendation.

    edit ... i see that it is same place as Rich put his ... see photo above ...
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    Got my 2.5 here...
    http://www.safetysupercenter.com/category-s/218.htm

    And mounted it like Karl...

    Hope this helps

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    Brey-Krause make some very nice mounts. Here is a non-specific one.

    http://www.bkauto.com/porsche/r9540.php

    And here is a '69-73 model:

    http://www.bkauto.com/porsche/r2017.php

    And here is the entire catalog for Porsche:

    http://www.bkauto.com/porsche/fire_e...ts_porsche.php


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    Thanks guys for the responses. I think I am going to go with the H3R extinguisher. Red is going to be the color. Chrome looks great, but too much bling for my period looking car - I think. Great ideas on the mounting Karl and Chuck - thanks. I believe that I am going to go that direction.
    Scott H.
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    1973.5 911T

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    Mine's like this...
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    Chuck Miller
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    Scott here's an old picture of the BK mounted in my car.
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    It is astonishingly easy to fabricate a mount to go in front of the driver's seat. A bit of aluminum from your corner hardware store, a couple of small nuts and bolts, and an hour or two of time will do it. My current mount, in a car with a fixed seat, uses the bracket supplied, maybe 15" of 2" x 2" aluminum angle, and two 1" x 4" aluminum strips.
    It is just as easy to fit something to a stock seat, sandwiching an aluminum strip between the seat proper and its mounting bracket. This will allow the fire extinguisher to move with the seat. Maybe $10 and a bit of paint or polish to make it beautiful.
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