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  1. 02-11-2013, 03:56 PM #1
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    FS: Trombone Oil Cooler, Pre '72, Small Fitting

    I'd like to sell my, pre-'72 trombone cooler. This is not the '73 S/RS cooler with larger fittings... and it's not a later style cooler. This cooler has brackets similar to the S/RS cooler but the fittings are M26x1.5 as found on pre-'72 front coolers. The threads are in excellent shape. The tubing has a few dents and bends and has several layers of paint on it. It could benefit from a light restoration.
    Asking $260, shipped in the US.
    SOLD

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    I've NEVER seen a cooler like this before ...
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    It is unique.
    Alan.uk had a thread a while back about 2.2S replacement trombone coolers.
    http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...coolers-please

    This cooler came off of a 2.2 car.
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    I have a car for this, if it has solid tubes that don't leak then I will take it.
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