PCCB Condition Guide
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The UK published Porsche car magazine Total 911 had a good 3 part article on PCCBs in its 48th, 49th, and 50th issues.
These issues are available along with issues 1 through 47 in a 1st 50 issue DVD available for not very much money.
Worth the cost for just the 3 part article on PCCBs and IMHO highly recommended for anyone with a Porsche with PCCBs.
These issues are available along with issues 1 through 47 in a 1st 50 issue DVD available for not very much money.
Worth the cost for just the 3 part article on PCCBs and IMHO highly recommended for anyone with a Porsche with PCCBs.
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