Brake pedal push rod, rear bumper guards, shift rod linkage

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Spit Nolan
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Brake pedal push rod, rear bumper guards, shift rod linkage

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Hi all, need few bits for my 67 912.

Need the actual push rod from brake pedal into master cylinder, and all the pedal return springs, clutch/brake etc. Haven’t been able to find anywhere that sells these bits unless I’m missing the obvious.

Also need a shift rod linkage

Early rear bumper guards, preferably without holes in for trim (I know the rubber trim started in 67)

Anyone have the bits I need, or some idea where I can get them??

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Re: Brake pedal push rod, rear bumper guards, shift rod link

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Hi, I have the shift rod, do you need the cast cup under the gear lever and the U/J that connects to the gearbox ? I may have rear overiders , brake rods come in different lengths are you running a single or dual circuit master cylinder ? Glynn.
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Re: Brake pedal push rod, rear bumper guards, shift rod link

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Hi, thanks for that, I should have been more clear, I just need the connector bit between the end of the rod and the nose of the gearbox.

I assumed all of them were dual circuit by 67, didn’t realise there were single circuit 911’s and 912’s. I’ll have to check. If it’s single then I’ll want to convert to dual anyway haha
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Re: Brake pedal push rod, rear bumper guards, shift rod link

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i have a set of rechromed bumper guards but with the holes in for the rubber strips....if you dont find them without the holes...
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Re: Brake pedal push rod, rear bumper guards, shift rod link

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Re: Brake pedal push rod, rear bumper guards, shift rod link

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Sorry guys, haven’t had chance to update on here, managed to source the bumper guards and the gear linkage yesterday so just looking for the brake push rod bits now, thanks all.
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