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stufish
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Mudflaps

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I want to fit mudflaps on my 73 Targa. Has anyone done this, or made a bracket to support the mudflaps?
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Re: Mudflaps

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Contact RosePassion?

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Thank you for the picture,I did in fact contact Rosepassion,but they said they do not supply the brackets and I cannot see where you could attach them.
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tbh that is what I thought to!
There are no tidy 'road car' brackets, just crude rally car brackets with big bolts, functional, but look awful.

I think you will need to DIY brackets. There are 2 'L' shaped tubes that sweep down from the rear chassis legs to the lower wing/bumper leading edge. That's where I'd start from.
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Re: Mudflaps

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Hi guys

I Make the mudflaps that rose Passion sells
this part is a original 356 parts for T6 cars - late B and C
the cut out in the flap fits the bumper on a 356 ,

This was never a 911 part , but was used by many rally drivers in the 60´s on 911
so that was never any factory brackets

the best way is to just 2 clamps around the rear bumper J tube bracket-

Marek
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Hi Marek,
That's very interesting!
Does the 'cut out' fit the rear bumper on a 911?....and...can I buy them from you?
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no the cut out is not for the 911 bumpers its for the 356 T 6 bumpers

original and I do got a set NOS with the label still ( you can see the picture on my insta under early911parts

they where not made by Porsche , but some how on a licens in Sweden due to in the 60´s

ALL cars in sweden must have the mudflaps mounted

and all swedish 356 T 6 cars had these , and then all swedish rally cars somehow adapted these for 911

you often see Waldegard´s 911 with these mounted

just drop me a mail if you need a set to early911parts@gmail.com

We can do 150€ incl postage to UK

if you search on the early911sregistry under mudflaps and Marek you would see how some guys mounted these

marek
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Thank you Marek for all the info.I have now located a seconhand set,unused,from a DDK member.
I couldn't find any pics of how they are fitted,so if you have by chance got any thoughts I would love to hear them.
Thank you again.
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Re: Mudflaps

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My car had mudflaps on when purchased. They were mounted with bolts through holes drilled in the fender brace. They’d been mounted since the 70s so it worked/held up? Mudflaps were in bad shape and had VW markings on them. To avoid being struck by lightning or similar, they were replaced w Marek’s a number of years ago using same method.
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