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> SOLD: Fiberglass 914/6 GT Oil Cooler Shroud $125, black gel coat
FourBlades
post Sep 17 2016, 10:10 AM
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Fiberglass reproduction of the 914/6 front oil cooler shroud with black gel coat. Inside
is uncoated fiberglass. A few scratches and chips in the gel coat. This is just the outer
shroud, not the smaller, lower piece. Patrick motorsports sells a two piece kit for
$385. The lower piece is easy to make from sheet metal.

$125 shipped to the CONUS.

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This piece will not work easily with the fuel cell I have for sale. Thus the scratches
and chips in the gel coat...

This part would be good for someone building a 914/6 GT clone.

Thanks...John
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post Sep 18 2016, 08:57 AM
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ill take it
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