Does anyone know where to get the engine lid buffer stops?
Part #91455925310 is NLA from Porsche I need two of them
Is there any thing else I can use ??
Thanks,914

Try Pelican. Older BMWs and VWs also uses them too.

Stoddard has them, it is a 356 part number. There is a thread on here about this topic.

I have one

I make them. You will need the metal.

Thanks everyone for the replys..It the two bumpers that go on the engine lid hinge brackets,they keep the engine lid from hitting the targa bar.I think tho one you are talking about keeps the engine lid from hitting while the rear trunk is in the opened position.The part #91455925310 it requires two.Any help would really appreciated
AgainThanks Lot,Alan

I thought this is what you were looking for: Decklid Stop Buffer

For keeping the engine lid and rear trunk lid from rattling. $1.75 @ Pelican

I believe that what he is referring to are the rubber pieces that mount on the engine lid hinge.

In making GT lids, I try to reuse them but they are often dry/brittle and break when I remove them to refurbish the lids. So I often resort to using the aftermarket black "bumpers". When I can not source the black ones, I us the white ones - I dye them black with a permanent marker and them mount them with a screw and speed nut.

I too would appreciate know a source for the stock piece. Thanks

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http://www.stoddard.com/356-1/cables-pedal...423-528-00.html

It is a 356 part, but the same as the bumpers used on the 914 lid hinges...

Thanks everyone for the reply's and PM's Attached is a picture of what the the bumper looks like on my "4" Are they available NOS?
These closeup shots really show everything..But its a clean "4" I need them for my "6"..
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As Pete stated, Stoddard carries them and Pelican carries the same Stoddard brand as well

Part # 901-423-528-00 Pedal Buffer $6.05 each. Click here

With a 901 prefix they would be a 911 part

Again Thanks to everyone for the reply's & PM's
914

It is the same as the bumper on my 68 VW. I took some that fit off a Mazda and a Civic at my local junk yard.

Auto Atlanta has them they are hard to install, but they are just like OEM