Muffler skirt '72/'73 911

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Muffler skirt '72/'73 911

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Has anyone come across a supplier of this piece of trim? Or do they come up for sale often? :?
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Hi,
i was looking myself for a muffler skirt approx three years ago and couldn't find one. As a result a friend and i made up some muffler skirts from an original. They are slightly thicker gauge stainless steel as the originals used to dent/mark easily.
If you are interested let me know. Price is not cheap - GBP 275 - due to the cost of the equipment used to make it. I believe we have three sets left at the moment.
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Stuart

Do you have a good photo of your skirt fitted to a car and one with the complete kit laid out before fitting?

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Post by left4dead »

Thanks for the reply Stuart.

Do you have any photos of the item (free standing or in situ)?

That would be great, thanks again.
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Mike,

SNAP!!! :lol: :P
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Post by Alan @ CanfordClassics »

Hi,

I have some taken whilst doing some work on Stuarts car. Let me have a look..........

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Post by Barry »

Light-bulb moment!

I was using one of the original quarter bumpers from my car on another project yesterday, and noticed some well-spaced, factory looking holes at the base. Didn't think much of it until now. Looks as though mine would have had a set in an earlier life.

If it ever goes back to Leaf Green, I'll have to put a set back on 8) .
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Post by 58A - 71E »

Have also been on the lookout for one of these for quite some time now ever since I saw this picture over on Pelican (now stored in my favourites) showing one fitted to another Albert Blue 2.2 :P

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Stuart, do you have any pics (closer than the one above) of it on your car? I am very interested in one of your spares

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Post by 58A - 71E »

Follow up post -

Does anyone know if these were only originally fitted to the 72/73 year cars?
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Post by Ferry Man »

James, those were available other years too.
They came in a SWB version and a LWB type. The corner sections are a different length.
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Barry wrote:noticed some well-spaced, factory looking holes
Yeah, you do need to drill into the bumper to fit these.
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Post by Ferry Man »

Here's an original one I've got salted away.
Only trouble is.... I don't have the third component. :cry:

It's tricky finding originals of these but probably impossible to find someone with just part of one.
I've seen complete skirts go for about £400, one went on German eBay for nearly 700 Euros. :shock:

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Post by Alan @ CanfordClassics »

Hi,

More pics and info on this old Pelican thread

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showthre ... ht=muffler
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Post by Ferry Man »

And some more detail pics..

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