1970 4-speed 901 transmission (901.301.101.2R).
$400 + shipping from Zip 30350 (I can deliver locally for fair cost). This transmission works well. It was just removed from a car. I bought it 5 days before I sold the car that it was going into.
1970 4-speed 901 transmission (901.301.101.2R).
$400 + shipping from Zip 30350 (I can deliver locally for fair cost). This transmission works well. It was just removed from a car. I bought it 5 days before I sold the car that it was going into.
Doc
1972 Porsche 911
2023 Porsche 911 Turbo
2019 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350
Bump....
It's a nice unit.
Doc
1972 Porsche 911
2023 Porsche 911 Turbo
2019 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350
looks like a push clutch, making it a 69 ?
Jeff H.
72 911
914-6 GT
I believe it is a 1970.
Doc
1972 Porsche 911
2023 Porsche 911 Turbo
2019 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350
Sten,
I can strap it into a wooden box and deliver it to a freight company in Atlanta (most are near the airport) for $50.
You would need to get it to your place from there. I believe your local shipping agent would be about ~$200 to handle getting it on a ship to Norway. I am not sure of any taxes (no VAT from USA?).
Doc
Doc
1972 Porsche 911
2023 Porsche 911 Turbo
2019 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350
What is the serial # on the unit; that will identify it.
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7091252Originally Posted by davep
From the case.
I'll take a stab at this so please correct if wrong. I'm getting this from the literature. 7091252 would make it a 4 speed 901/12 transmission (pressure cast housing) which were made for 1969 USA 911T models. I'm not seeing the 901/12 transmissions used in 1970.
Sorry for the confusion. The 901 was just recently removed from a 1969 car. So, it still has the push clutch stuff.
I believe the 7091252 number means 70 (1970) XXXXX? I believe it will fit a 1969 as shown with a couple of small parts swaps to go into a 1970? I think it was standard on 911Ts of that era.
Sorry, I have a 915/02 in my 1973 car so my tech on the 901 is limited. I do know this 901 transmission was working well in the 1969 car. A noted Porsche mechanic in Atlanta did the swap. It's a good working part and worth well more than my asking price. IMO
Doc
1972 Porsche 911
2023 Porsche 911 Turbo
2019 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350
No, unfortunately.
7= 911 6 cylinder application (5= 912)
0= 4 speed (1= 5 speed)
9= year 1969
Conversion for 1970/71 would require relocating the pivot ball, a different fork, TO bearing, and guide tube.
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