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It is 2 years ago since I cleaned the crud from between the rads and condensers.
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I see your rivets were inspected by Kilroy.
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It is 2 years ago since I cleaned the crud from between the rads and condensers.
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what I found cleaning the rads.

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I see your rivets were inspected by Kilroy.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

It is 2 years ago since I cleaned the crud from between the rads and condensers. I decided that I needed to do them again. To my surprise I found a little sparrow, a large grasshopper and a lot of hard packed debris. This was mostly on the drivers side. The passenger side didn't look to bad at all. Can anyone tell me where I can get those guards for inside the air scoops as I find a lot of pebble marks on the front of the condensers both side. I added the 'Kilroy was here' graffiti.

POST 2Original post

Try to avoid following vehicles too close. Covered a big number of miles in both of my cars and haven't lost a condenser (let alone a radiator) yet due to anything flying through the radiator duct opening.

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I see your rivets were inspected by Kilroy.

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That's a lot or debris for two years. Great job.

POST 5Original post

You can get the grills here http://www.design911.co.uk/fu/pt715_...tective-Grill/

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