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> New 2.0L Engine Tin Set Update, Comming in Jan 2024
914Sixer
post Nov 12 2023, 05:43 PM
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Just got an update saying the new 2.0L engine tin will be finished in Jan 2024. I will keep you posted when I get set #1. Going to be offered raw or correct color powder coated. Pricing when it becomes available.
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Jonathan Livesay
post Nov 14 2023, 11:34 AM
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My $.02 the economy of scale would suggest that offering them powdercoated would make it less expensive than buying it raw and taking it to a powdercoater after the purchase. Most of us are CSOB's so nice looking pieces for less seems like a no brainer. Sell raw ones as well at a somewhat lower price for the concours crowd.
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post Nov 16 2023, 04:40 PM
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QUOTE(Jonathan Livesay @ Nov 15 2023, 05:34 AM) *

My $.02 the economy of scale would suggest that offering them powdercoated would make it less expensive than buying it raw and taking it to a powdercoater after the purchase. Most of us are CSOB's so nice looking pieces for less seems like a no brainer. Sell raw ones as well at a somewhat lower price for the concours crowd.

Cost (final) will an issue as used ones can be found and even if damaged can be repaired ,finish ? well thats up to the buyer but Jeff made a good point,besides if thats all they used surely a zinc primer and some good enamel topcoat ....paint has come a long since.
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