Hi Team, I did post this is 912 forum but there's been no activity so I'm trying here since it is more active. A friend of mine will be in San Francisco next week for work and will have a spare day at the end of his trip. He's on the hunt for parts for his 1969 Porsche 911T, which, as we understand, shares body parts with the 912. He�s particularly interested in visiting salvage yards or second-hand parts dealers that specialize in older 911/912 models. If anyone has recommendations where there's a lot of stock, that would be greatly appreciated! He�s specifically looking for a beaver panel with patina for his project. Thanks in advance!
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https://specializedgerman.com/ This place is like 100 miles east of San Francisco, but I don�t know what their air cooled inventory is like (might be nonexistent). Contact them to see if they have anything of interest before making the trek out. edit: heck, if they don�t have what you need, they may know of a place that has it.
Here are some links that discuss shops that work on air cooled cars. They may have some insider information on where they find the good stuff. https://www.early911sregistry.org/fo...cisco-Bay-Area https://forum.porsche356registry.org...ic.php?t=52994 Your friend may want to wait until he arrives in the US before hammering out phone calls - international calls are expensive!
Not in SF, but there's EASY (East Bay Salvage Yard) across the bridge in Emeryville. Start there. https://www.yelp.com/biz/easy-porsche-emeryville
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