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Posted by: euro911 Nov 4 2023, 05:31 PM

It may look a bit 'skrody' (sp?), but it's actually in great physical/operational condition with do damage evident (it's not rusty either, just looks like it due the coating).

Will fit a 911 or 914-6 motor 2.0L up to ?L cc motors ... You get to figure it out

A P/O sprayed some sort of coating on it, but a good blast and Hi-temp paint, or Cerakote application, and you'll have a muffler that will simply amaze your neighbors, friends and family










I've tackled ugly mufflers before, so if I can do it, you can too






How about $375. + shipping (CONUS)

Of course, it can be picked up in the So. Cal LAX South Bay area for nada shipping costs

Posted by: rgalla9146 Nov 5 2023, 04:49 PM

Can you inspect the bottom of the muffler for manufacturer, part number and date of
manufacture... ? could be interested.

Posted by: euro911 Nov 5 2023, 05:38 PM

Michael (Cairo 95407) PM'd me about any stampings it may have earlier in the day.

Unfortunately, I repackaged it after taking the pix. I didn't look for or notice any stampings, possibly due to the coating the P/O applied to it

It's packed in a Sonotube with styrofoam to pad the muffler and wooden caps screwed into the ends :

If it's a big deal, I guess I can pull it back out

Posted by: Montreal914 Nov 5 2023, 06:12 PM

What type of coating are we looking at here, and what was the application? Did it last?
Thanks!

Posted by: euro911 Nov 6 2023, 08:43 AM

That was the muffler I stuck on the 'BB' back in 2012 or so, Eric. It was some sort of high-temp silver paint, don't remember the brand - it was a long time ago