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Does anyone speak German?

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Hi all,

I'm trying to find some clear indicator lenses for my early bumpered 944. Plenty of clear side repeaters and later front bumper lenses but now't for the early one.

Someone suggested checking the German ebay but its all in German, funny that.

It does make sense though that the fatherland and its passion for all things german may be the place to find it.

So, whats german for "clear front indicator lense" or words to that effect or even other names for such a thing.

Cheers!


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freies vorderes Indikatorobjektiv according to http://world.altavista.com/

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Thanks dude!
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katanaman wrote:freies vorderes Indikatorobjektiv according to http://world.altavista.com/
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Not even close :wink:
Try: Suche klares Blinkerglas für meinen (year) 944 Porsche.
Side repeater = Blinker
clear = klar
Clear "thing" as in see trough = klares

Let me know if you need anything else. And no, I am Swiss.
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Ebay only has the amber ones at the moment, alte Knabe.

However http://www.autoahrens.de/body_944.html has lots of bits and would probably reply to an English enquiry. If not then pitsnow or I could help you for the usual fee :D
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Thankyou ye olde wise ones!

Here's another for you then, stainless steel full exhaust syetm or words to the effect or the accepted german name for such a thing etc. . . ..
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£475 squid from http://www.porscheshop.co.uk/acatalog/p ... austs.html

By the time you've shipped from Germany or the States you'll end up paying the same :roll: :roll: :roll:
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oh and the closest I can come is 'rostfreie Abgasanlage' :D
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Cheers O wise one!

I did look at the porscheshop jobbie but have seen 'zorst's on the german ebay sell for a fraction of that but they were for the s series of 944 not my one. I couldn't get my head around the german title for it to establish if there was one for my model. I suppose the german for 944 exhaust bring up the most matches.
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