Rear factory Nudge bar NOS in Porsche plastic wrapping

[sabby]

NOS and mint Porsche factory nudge bar in original Porsche wrapping..... Reality has set in that my car (something of a lovable beater and probably destined to stay that way) will never be "worthy" of such a cool accessory--it really deserves better. $1250 includes insured shipping to Lower 48. You can PM or email me: intl50@aol.com

Photos added........buy the cool Porsche logo wrap and the bar is free ....................................

Sale on the bar fell through yesterday.......lower price to sweeten the deal: $975 INCLUDES insured shipping to the lower 48

[POS]

When you say 'nudge bar', is it like this? Just curious - and amazed at the value of the parts on a 911.

[sabby]

Brian--No---Mine is the one that consists of one bar that mounts to the upper mounting holes for the rubber pad on the overriders. The rear pads are replaced by the smaller ones from the front overrider which mounts to the lower hole. Gasketing for the nudge bar to overrider is via a 356 overrider rubber gasket. All pretty well thought out in that regard.
Jim

[typ901]

sounds like yours might be the companion to my front;

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...ghlight=bumper

[beh911]

Check out the bahama yellow 69 that sold on 2shores.com if you want to see a pic of one mounted.

[210bhp]

Here's mine mounted on my 67S




Regards
Mike

[210bhp]

Oops, double post

[Barwaut]

Here's mine mounted on my 67S



Regards
Mike

Very clear.......

[210bhp]

Tap the picture and you will find several nerf bar pictures of my car

Regards
Mike

[orange911]

The yellow one was mine. I would say that the modification of the stock bumperettes is not easy, but very doable. There are not enough holes for it to be a "bolt-on" application, so you have to carefully drill at least one hole per bumper. Also the nudge bar has a larger bolt that the factory holes, but I don't know if I enlarged an existing hole, or if I had to create another. I did use the rubber trim from a front bumperette, but it really doesn't fit as cleanly on the bottom as I would have hoped. I believe this is because the contour of the fronts do not have as sharp of a bend as the rears. I seem to remember finding a separate part number for the bumperettes that match the nudge bar, so there may be a different set of pads that fit the contour better. One other installation note. The assembly has to be made up as 1 before it can be mounted. Your measurements need to be really precise for the nudge bar holes ( or you can slot the holes and fit-remove-adjust, fit-remove-adjust...). I took a chance without slotting it, and got it with a tight squeeze. Was it worth it? Absolutely. I actually use it more for pulling (out of the garage) than "nudging". GLWS