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    1967 911 Inner Fender handmade panel

    Early 911 Porsche like this 67 shown below requires the right hand inner support fender panel to be the same as the left hand side.

    When restoring these early cars ,there is only the later version of this panel available due to later cars and antenna clearance.
























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    VERY impressive!!
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    Vintageracer John Straub's Avatar
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    Wow...very cool!

    John
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    Fantastic! I love to see this type of work, have the utmost respect for the craftsman!
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    Mad skills. I forwarded the link to a buddy who plays with motorcycle fabrication. I'm sure he'll love it.

    Thanks for sharing.

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    PS: This guy may have taught school where you were apprenticed!

    Check out the hammer skills. If I had attempted to follow that line it would have looked like a mad woodpecker had hit it.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIpOhz0uGRM

    Tom

    PS: Link came from my buddy who looked at your site. He was duly impressed.
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    ....and the panel fitted and welded to the car.

    www.themetalsurgeon.com for more early Porsche projects...

    thanks for looking!


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    It would be great if he would start doing the right side fender joiner pannel for the 69-to early 73 cars for the oil lines. I would be in for two of em. I dont even have a decent used one too send for a pattern.
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    let me look into that and see what we can do.thanks for checking the post out.

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