Part numbers and sketches
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Just thought this may be of interest - and sorry if it's already been posted.
They are now all available through download on the Porsche website :
Official Porsche Parts Catalogue
Goes from the early 356 to the Cayman (1950 -> 2005) ; you can even work out how a Carrera GT is put together.
edited to add link as corrected by "magic torch"
They are now all available through download on the Porsche website :
Official Porsche Parts Catalogue
Goes from the early 356 to the Cayman (1950 -> 2005) ; you can even work out how a Carrera GT is put together.
edited to add link as corrected by "magic torch"
Edited by Thom on Wednesday 2nd August 10:00
domster said:
I quite fancy ordering a few bits from the CGT to slap on it
ok but just to be in keeping with the current part procurement regime, you can only order parts that require massive modifications to the chassis, relocation of the engine and suspension pickup points, new body, brakes and seats in order to fit just out of interest i wonder how much a cgt kit of parts would cost?
£2.5k less, like a caterham?
I was thinking stuff like door mirrors, wooden gearknob, rear exhaust heatshields... anything that they sell in halfrauds to bling your car up, basically
Shame. I already have the engine.
Wonder if they'd ever sell you bits if you got hold of a chassis number from somewhere?!
I imagine it would cost 3x as much to build from the components, knowing Porsche mark ups.
Shame. I already have the engine.
Wonder if they'd ever sell you bits if you got hold of a chassis number from somewhere?!
I imagine it would cost 3x as much to build from the components, knowing Porsche mark ups.
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