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  1. 10-03-2013, 03:22 PM #1
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    Early or late spring plate bushings

    My car needs new bushings. I have read that during the year in 1967, the spring plate bushings changed. My serial number is 463127. Would it have late or early bushings?
    1967 912 w/3.0 SC motor and tranny, RS door panels, stock body, power windows & brakes, and A/C.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 304065 View Post
    Since my car was built by Karmann and the first two digits are different, do I go by the last four digits which would mean I still have the early bushings?
    1967 912 w/3.0 SC motor and tranny, RS door panels, stock body, power windows & brakes, and A/C.

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    Post a picture of the spring plate cover. The diameter difference is quite substantial. We should be able to tell that way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flieger View Post
    Post a picture of the spring plate cover. The diameter difference is quite substantial. We should be able to tell that way.
    1967 912 w/3.0 SC motor and tranny, RS door panels, stock body, power windows & brakes, and A/C.

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    Looks like the later kind.
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