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> FS: Column conversion parts, SOLD!
markb
post Jun 12 2011, 03:28 PM
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I've been collection parts to do a conversion to a 914-6 style column, but will probably be selling the car soon, so it's time for it to go. I don't know if this is everything needed, but I'm including everything I have. You may need a set of 911 switches. I think the small dash clamshells are the AA repro's. The 2 sets of switches are from 912's. The other outer clamshells are from a variety of 911's. Both of the columns have been cut for the welding of the 914 mount, and the mechanicals are all there. The ignition switch is used, with a broken spare "just in case". The piece of dash is from a 911, IIRC, that I was going to weld to the 914 dash. I'm asking $250.00 OBO, shipped CONUS.

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