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Whats the small square tag on the left hand side A post? is this the paint code? and Can I buy a new one from anywhere? Also How do I re atach it? unlike the vin tag it dosent use pop rivets.

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Post by Lightweight_911 »

Are you talking about the one on the left hand screen pillar visible from the front of the car (US imports) or the one on the driver's door hinge post ?

The first is a VIN tag & the second is the paint code plate.
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Post by 1972_911t »

Im reffering to the hinge post paint code one, can you get these new?

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Post by ThomasTe »

Paint code plate seems to be available at www.mittelmotor.de
Partnumber 901.701.111.05

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Post by 1972_911t »

Thanks for the info Thomas, Whats the correct way to re-attach one of these there not the STD pop rivets like what the vin tag is held on by.

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Post by hmy7k »

They are held on by four chrome coloured round headed pins.
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Are the pins simply knocked in or do they require any sort of special tool?

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Post by hmy7k »

Difficult to tell how they go in but the head is completely smooth and round.
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Post by lewis »

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Difficult to tell how they go in but the head is completely smooth and round
I used the center pins out of pop rivets and attached everyting with araldite. :roll:

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Post by Ralph »

I think that the pins are called 'round head screwnails'

They are simply hammered in to pre-drilled holes.
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Post by JohnS »

bought one off autofarm about a year ago - original porsche part complete with 4 little rivets.
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