1973 911 2.4T.....Breaking for Spares

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And...foot boards. Both sides?

Email to follow...it's all coming back to me!

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And I'll definitely take the rack cover plate. Al.
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Hello Darren, I am interested in the wiper stalk switch if it is an original and in working order. Thanks, Kirk
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Hi Darren.

I will take the following please.

Front anti roll bar (complete) 200 quid
Rear anti roll bar complete 100 quid
Ignition lock and door handles 400 quid
rear quarter windows with catches 300 quid
Headlamp switch 100 quid
Hazard switch 40 quid
Indicator switch 100 quid
I also need a complete windscreen scuttle panel, is it available and how much please?

If plus VAT please email the invoice to
andy@flatsixonline.com together with payment details.

I'm in Singapore for 6 weeks but I can ask our mutual friend Gary Cook
to collect once payment has gone through, other wise my body guy,
he needs the scuttle panel asap anyway.

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Post by Darren65 »

Thank you for all the PM's and emails. I've responded to everyone and aim to follow up with details and pics today.

I'll also update the list as soon as I get a chance.

Thank you for your patience.

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Darren, Sorry to hear about the accident. Glad no one was hurt.

I would like to take the following after some pictures please.

Glove Box lid
Steering Column Cover


Thanks

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Post by Darren65 »

Thanks for all the interest.

I've had enquiries via a number of different sources and think I've got back to everyone but if I've missed you then please let me know?

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Tp81 wrote:Darren, Sorry to hear about the accident. Glad no one was hurt.

I would like to take the following after some pictures please.

Glove Box lid
Steering Column Cover


Thanks

Tom
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Yes, sorry.
sladey wrote:
Tp81 wrote:Darren, Sorry to hear about the accident. Glad no one was hurt.

I would like to take the following after some pictures please.

Glove Box lid
Steering Column Cover


Thanks

Tom
Think I’ve got the glove box lid Tom

Darren not had any pics off you yet
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Please don’t apologise - you weren’t to know - I PM’d him
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Post by 8bit-ash »

Hi Darren,

I'll PM you now about the bonnet.
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Post by Zim48 »

Hi Darren

Please can I have the cigarette lighter. I have emailed per your earlier instruction.

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Sent email concerning carpet set and some other bits. Stuart
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Post by Darren65 »

Aiming to send out all parts being posted over the weekend. I will also send through photographs to those still waiting and hopefully update the list if I find time.

Thank you all for your patience :thumbright:

Lots of parts sold but lots of very nice items still available :drunken:

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Post by Darren65 »

Digging out a few items to photograph today I came across the heat control boxes which made me smile......I think these as much as any other part reflect how nice and original this car was.....

....45 years under the car and still totally solid, free of rust, fully functioning and perfectly original. A wonderful reference source.....clean them up and use them or paint them if you must, either way gloriously perfect 8) .....

Image

Image

Image

....£250 + VAT + postage.

Cheers,
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