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Thread: FS: 'Werks' High Butterfly Trumpet Covers.

  1. 11-29-2013, 12:12 AM #1
    Mike_Moore
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    FS: 'Werks' High Butterfly Trumpet Covers.

    I have for sale this pair of high butterfly trumpet covers. Made by one of the UK's top trimmers, they are copies of the
    grey and black 'werks' pairs used by the factory teams at Daytona and Targa Florio, as pictured below. Made using high
    quality vinyl with a foam protective inner.

    Mechanics like them over the round plug type as they are useful for putting your tools on when working on the engine!

    $300 + shipping from the UK.





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  2. 12-15-2013, 03:11 PM #2
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    Bump with price reduction! $200 + shipping.
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    I'll take them Mike. Thx!
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  4. 12-15-2013, 10:05 PM #4
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    Holy Moly!

    I just noticed the last two pictures you posted, the 2.8 RSR engine. By the oil line resting on the ground and laying on top of the headers is a black colored heat-shield, I have that part which I purchased from Dieter at ANDIAL and for years we couldn't figure out exactly where it went.

    Thanks for posting the photos Mike, I nearly tossed that part thinking it was something home made.

    PS: Taking another look at the other RSR engine photo (BW), I can see a rear view of the engine and a better view of the part, positively identified. I'm blown away...

    PSS: Let me know the total and how to pay. You can contact me directly at AJSERRANO at MSN dot COM Thx!~
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