Nos Porsche 356sc / 912 German Ate/trw Sodium Filled Ex Valves # 74-3048 on 2040-parts.com
Castro Valley, California, United States
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I have a NOS box of Ate Porsche Exhaust Valves for your 356SC or 912 up for sale. These Ate/TRW 74-3048 valves are made in Germany 'new old stock' and believed to be the rare Sodium Filled valves for cooling unlike the new India/China 'bi'metal' valves being offered.
I believe these sought after valves are the newer Porsche OEM part # 616 105 406 50 or 00 but cannot be certain. Each box contains 4 valves in factory brown wax wrapper with Ate and part number inscribed on valve ends. I believe these valves will fit: - 1964 - 65' Porsche 356C and 356SC - 196(5?)6 - 69' Porsche 912 *Picture of this box this 74-3048 is the box you will receive. Please be sure these are what you need as there will be 'no refunds or returns' on this auction. Please check my other Auctions for NOS and used Porsche and Vintage VW parts being listed shortly. I have additional sets/boxes of these Old Ate NOS valves available. If you would like to pick these up in person or have further questions please call 415.854.7797. Please look at detailed pictures and ask any questions prior to offers or buying as pictures are part of my description. Please let me know if you would like any more pictures, I am here to help the best I can. Buy with confidence with my 18 years of 100% perfect positive seller feedback. I package very well and ship fast USPS Priority 2-3 day with tracker to Lower 48 ( CONUS ) only .*International bidders welcome through eBay International shipping program. Please go to shipping button and select your Country for International shipping cost and fees. Thank you, |
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