DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

All from my 69 912 Original tank, no leaks, would need an internal clean, a little pushed in on base but serviceable and original https://farm1.staticflickr.com/593/23058219549_3825c4e84b_z.jpg Porsche_parts-2 by Lee Wiffen , on Flickr https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5666/23130410630_d87149600d_z.jpg...

No affiliation but bought one of these for my T6...non original but very well made

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Thanks fellas....splitpin has been in touch and hopefully we can move my car along so I get to drive it before I'm too decrepit to enjoy it
L

Splitpin wrote:I have done a few, but sadly I'm in the Midlands

If I don't get someone nearer could you take it on if I trailered it oooop Norf.

Epsom, Surrey.....I can do B&B if you're travelling !!

Automagic, Reigate Rd, epsom
Painted my 912, young, keen and fussy....ask for Dan
Sorry no link

I'm looking for an auto electrician to install a brand new correct wiring harness in my 62 T6 which I have already. Currently the car is a shell so access is very easy. Preferably I'd like it done at my workshop, however could trailer it to the right man. Any ideas?

Done...stuck to rim of tank

Slightly anal I know but when fitting the foam fuel tank gasket any preference between fitting it to the lip of the tank first or to the front pan
Cannot see much difference but I', never surprised !
L

When I removed the tank, the seal showed signs of it being installed with one layer of paper being left on. Any tips as to whether to stick the seal to the tank or the body first? Also do you leave the paper on to make installation easier or is it an important part of the stability of the tank given...

Yep KS, I meant the pipe that runs inside the tunnel
Lee

Hi I'm just draining the fuel from my tank prior to replacing it. I'm using a vacuum pump at the rear to suck the fuel out The first litre or so was heavily contaminated with rust then it ran clear I'm assuming that is due to the fact that the car has been standing a while and the rust has settled i...

I think you will find that the tanks were black in 1969. When doing tanks in grey we use 3M Two Part Sprayable Sealer 08823, this gives a smooth, "bobbly" surface, which is very similar to the original finish on grey tanks. Nick, I am pretty confident having seen some original unrestored ...

It was probably a good idea to look at my own tank....doh !! Just back from my store and yes it's black with a textured black paint. Regarding the baffles, I assume that is to prevent "slap" where the fuel rolls around destablising the front end. Anyone have any experience of the Dansk cre...

I'm starting to think it's not the grey I need but black.....