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> 911 Reflector, It dont fit
DavidSweden
post Jul 10 2016, 11:42 AM
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Thanks guys for the advice & comments.

I have gone off the idea of mounting on the car
I will hang it on the garage wall, maybe put a LED behind it as suggested.
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post Jul 10 2016, 12:16 PM
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Like I said, I get $300 for one in nice condition. In Sweden, you might get double that.
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post Jul 11 2016, 06:18 PM
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Cramped but shows 4 of the 6 ~1/2" holes needed to flush mount the 911 reflector.

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post Jul 11 2016, 07:11 PM
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David...why not hold on to it and buy a 911 that's missing one?

I have one on my 914 that the previous owner installed. I like the look! Makes the car look wider. Also, my '68 AMX has one too! Came from the factory that way.

If you install your's you'll have to cut a whole out in the middle for the Trunk lock button, or wire up a solinoid to electrically unlatch the trunk latch. This would also involve adding a switch hidden some where to power the latch.

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post Jul 12 2016, 04:14 AM
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QUOTE(struckn @ Jul 11 2016, 05:11 PM) *

David...why not hold on to it and buy a 911 that's missing one?

I have one on my 914 that the previous owner installed. I like the look! Makes the car look wider. Also, my '68 AMX has one too! Came from the factory that way.

If you install your's you'll have to cut a whole out in the middle for the Trunk lock button, or wire up a solinoid to electrically unlatch the trunk latch. This would also involve adding a switch hidden some where to power the latch.

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It looks nice on your car, not sure if the reflector I have is as good, maybe i will reconsider mounting it. Just a bit worried when it comes to the solenoid, i dont want to end up with a failed solenoid and a permanently shut trunk.

Regarding buying a 911, the prices in Sweden have gone through the roof so that a no go. i am however negotiating for a 6 engine 2,2 from 72
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post Jul 12 2016, 07:10 AM
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I have a mechanical back up release I made using a Steel wire like a coat hanger wire. I bent it to hook over the top of the solenoid and then turned it to exit the trunk directly below the latch assembly by drilling a small hole in the trunk floor for the steel wire to pass thru. I ran it about six inches down from the trunk floor and I can reach it easily from under the car, pull it down and the latch easily releases.

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