Full Version: WTB front cross panel - help needed
Hi, I’m looking to purchase a 73-74 front cross panel. I think there are several versions that share the same part number 914.502.031.12??? Ideally a nos panel but I understand that is probably not possible! I’m in the UK so would need to be shipped. If anyone can suggest places to try it would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. Paul
QUOTE(Psw1811 @ May 5 2018, 01:24 PM) 
Hi, I’m looking to purchase a 73-74 front cross panel. I think there are several versions that share the same part number 914.502.031.12??? Ideally a nos panel but I understand that is probably not possible! I’m in the UK so would need to be shipped. If anyone can suggest places to try it would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. Paul
Do you have a pic of what you need
QUOTE(stoneman18969 @ May 6 2018, 09:44 AM)
QUOTE(Psw1811 @ May 5 2018, 01:24 PM)
Hi, I’m looking to purchase a 73-74 front cross panel. I think there are several versions that share the same part number 914.502.031.12??? Ideally a nos panel but I understand that is probably not possible! I’m in the UK so would need to be shipped. If anyone can suggest places to try it would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. Paul
Do you have a pic of what you need
I'm guessing it's #3 in this exploded diagram:
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(Source: Automobile Atlanta)
That’s what I’m after - but there are several versions the 73-74 one had slight revisions to accommodate the rubber overriders. The later 75 model was again remodelled to accommodate the later impact bumpers
I bought a NOS one from Porsche 3-4 years ago....
That’s what I’m after - but there are several versions the 73-74 one had slight revisions to accommodate the rubber overriders. The later 75 model was again remodelled to accommodate the later impact bumpers
QUOTE(Psw1811 @ May 6 2018, 12:25 PM)
That’s what I’m after - but there are several versions the 73-74 one had slight revisions to accommodate the rubber overriders. The later 75 model was again remodelled to accommodate the later impact bumpers
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