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NOW SOLD Speedster Clinic 356 speedster replica http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f165/philp123/speedster%20nov10/IMG_9955.jpg http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f165/philp123/speedster%20nov10/IMG_9946.jpg http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f165/philp123/speedster%20nov10/IMG_9954.jpg http://i47.phot...

Here's mine

58herbie wrote:Phil,

do you still have the gauge set??

cheers

jon

Sorry Jon, both sets of gauges are now sold.

Whats up with the combi gauge??. how does the rev counter get a signal?? is 100 the best price you can do?? just thinking these could be good for another project i have in mind. Thanks Jon Hi Jon The rev counter isn't electronic, it's mechanical (driven by a worm drive off the oil pump) - probably ...

The 911S gauges are now sold - anybody interested in the 356 set?

Cheers, Phil

I've got 2 sets of gauges which I no longer need, so here goes: The first set are what I believe to be from a 356A - they all need new bezels and a good clean, the combination gauge needs a full refurb of internals I think. The speedo and tacho mechanicals all function correctly. http://i47.photobuc...

Thanks Andy, I know what you're saying about values - I just wanted some ball parks, so thanks very much for your help

1st set look to be from 356 Normal (ie not Super). 2nd set is a mix: Speedo is from a 1969 Euro 911 T/E/S model (kph) - identified by the threaded studs on the back (they were held into the dash with brackets which attached to these studs) Rev counter is from a '70-'73 911S (can be narrowed down by...

Can anybody help me with confirming the 'identity' of the following sets of gauges and give me an indication of what they might be worth (having a bit of a sort out). The first set are what I believe to be from a 356A - they all need new bezels and a good clean, the combination gauge needs a full re...

Bootsy wrote:

the apprentice wrote:http://www.speedsters.com/cruze.htm

No vested interest on my part, but just thought it might be of interest

So you get the moulds and a car for 27500 Euros.

Looks that way - sounds like a pretty good deal, doesn't it?

http://www.speedsters.com/cruze.htm

No vested interest on my part, but just thought it might be of interest

roy mawbey wrote:You just can't beat the looks of the 356 plastic or not. I think it looks very nice and I bet you grinned when you got the MOT!

Roy

Thanks Roy, and yep, I did. Just need to get it finished now!!!

Passed her MOT again yesterday

Bootsy wrote:Looking good, looks great with 912 wheels and 5 bolt brakes.

I sold my Speedster many moons ago and have never heard of it since!

sladey wrote:Looks very

Thanks very much - appreciate it

Thanks Bootsy - what happened to your replica? I remember seeing the magazine article and I emailed you a couple of times about the flat fan conversion (I'm on VZi as the vdub apprentice), but I've not seen it around since then. Here's some fairly recent pictures, but i've done a bit more since thes...