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US and European T's

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Hi all, can anyone list the differences between a 1972 US T/E and a European T. PCGB thinks it headlights.

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I can do the carbs in Europe / MFI in the US bit for you Mike.
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Post by Mike Usiskin »

Thanks Ian, I'd worked that out :lol: also the US cars had (according to Mr conservative Dr F Porsche), 140bhp as opposed to 130 for the carbs.

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Sounds about right 8)

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Post by Lightweight_911 »

Is this a test to see how many differences we can list ? :)
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Steering wheel on wrong side ???
Thought PCGB would've known that....


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Post by Lightweight_911 »

Depends on where in Europe the car was originally shipped to ... most would have been LHD
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the aim is to show how little pcgb know, so come on, PCGB think it's just headlights, I think they are wrong.

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Post by abzadams »

Doesn't a US T have 'labels' above the switches too, and a fasten seat belt light?
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Post by Lightweight_911 »

Headlights
Sidelight/indicators (turnsignals)
Rear lamps
Mfi vs Zeniths
VIN tag on inside left hand windscreen pillar (US only)
Seat belt warning 'buzzer' (US only)

I'm sure there are more ...
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Post by Nige »

Were they sticking smog/emissions junk on them by then? Or was that only in certain States if at all?
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One for the dealers then, values of mfi and zenith equipped cars in the UK? Is there a premium? And if so, why?

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Post by Gary71 »

Isn't there a additional carbon can in the fuel vapour recovery system?
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Would they have changed all the bolts and fixings to imperial rather than metric :|
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One for the dealers then, values of mfi and zenith equipped cars in the UK? Is there a premium? And if so, why?
More dependent on condition rather than induction, although I would perfer MFI. Last 6 months of 73 production for USA Ts were CIS equipped rather than MFI.
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