Even the though the 914 has great style, the one thing that has always bugged me are the inset rockers which look like an after thought. Do any companies make rockers which are flush with the door panels and quarters?

I don't want to drill my originals at the sills.

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You have to get what you want hand made.

Yikes. Not the answer I was hoping for.

Anyone else? Beuller? Bueller? Bueller?

Mepstein has the right answer.

-Steve

Damn you Mepstein! (For being so right). .

Was going to learn welding this summer, but English wheel too? Maybe just grafting extensions to the flat surfaces will get me there.

Custom doesn't have to be expensive. It just takes finding the right guy to do the work. Usually that will mean a hobbyist or enthusiast working out of their garage or personal shop instead of a commercial shop. Or ask one of the guys on World to build what your looking for and figure out a trade.

cheap and easy is extensions. you can even rivet them on if you please.

I'm not sure if these will solve your problem.
I feel the way they are shaped at each end, makes them better integrated than the originals.

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These ABS Rocker Covers were originally sold by AA.
I just purchased a set of these from a member here.

I agree Rohjay. I had those raised lettered rockers on mine before I did the flares.
Always liked them. Doubled as pseudo mud flap at the front. Heheh.
I thought they were nice.

Great suggestion. And at $146 for a set, not much of a risk. I like the non-rust aspect too since I have already saved mine once form the tin worm.

Extensions will work but unless professionally done they would probably drive me crazy and then would have to powder coat them. Mucho mas dollars.

Thanks gents.

75 narrow with big rubber bumper and plastic rocker panels with porsche letter.

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