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What Door cards did the RS touring have? did it have the armrests and door bins like the S E and T's or did it have similar to the RS Lightweight without the bins and a strap to pull the door closed?

Anyone got any good RS touring interior pics?

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1972_911t wrote:What Door cards did the RS touring have? did it have the armrests and door bins like the S E and T's or did it have similar to the RS Lightweight without the bins and a strap to pull the door closed?

Anyone got any good RS touring interior pics?

Steve
Same as other cars of the period - only Lightweights came without door bins etc. - here are some pics of my Touring #496:

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touring was identical to the "S"
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hot66 wrote:touring was identical to the "S"
apart from being faster :P
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Bootsy wrote:
hot66 wrote:touring was identical to the "S"
apart from being faster :P
only by a 'little' bit ;) :lol: :lol:
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hot66 wrote:touring was identical to the "S"
Steering wheel is different being a 380mm - and on mine, being a first 500 car, you have a 'Carrera Horn Butterfly' - it's made of plastic rather than metal. Aparantly they were flimsy and didn't last so many were replaced and the design later returned to the traditional metal one.

Mine is a surviving plastic Carrera one.

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I would take that off and put in a hemetically sealed enclosure, so it can never be damaged! But then I'm a bit fussy like that!
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Andre wrote:I would take that off and put in a hemetically sealed enclosure, so it can never be damaged! But then I'm a bit fussy like that!
Nah - she's for driving - museum pieces aren't for me :lol:

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Oh god yes, use the car, just keep the horn push safe, its seems so vunerable!
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