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  1. 06-28-2012, 06:03 AM #1
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    WTB: Early 911 65-66 Rear engine tin.

    Hey All,

    I am looking for the rear engine tin piece that has the depression on the left side for the solex fuel pumps. If anyone has a spare, I'd be interested.

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    Dan
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    Sorry Dan don't have it....I knew had one with a depression on the left side of the engine but forgot it is the one year only 68' model for the air pump...good luck on your search...John

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    Hey John

    Thanks for looking. I really appreciate it.

    Dan

    Quote Originally Posted by jhora View Post
    Sorry Dan don't have it....I knew had one with a depression on the left side of the engine but forgot it is the one year only 68' model for the air pump...good luck on your search...John
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