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[Wanted] 58001 / 58002 Porsche Parts 11 years 9 months ago #32782

Hi gents,

I'm trying to restore a 58002 935 and am sending out the bat signal to my fellow enthusiasts!

If anyone out there has any spare 58001 or 58002 chassis parts, please let me know and how much you are willing to part with them for!


Here's what I know I'm in need of:

-Aluminum Motor Mount (the previous owner hacked mine up for a 540 motor)
-Screw Bag or any factory chassis screws that you can spare (I am missing a few)
-MSC spring
-Stock motor with both brass gears
-Anything else you have spare, I am sure I can use.

Cheers!

-Christian

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[Wanted] 58001 / 58002 Porsche Parts 11 years 9 months ago #32783

Hi,

Nice cars you're restoring there...

Unfortunataly i don't have any spares for those models.
Good luck hunting them ;)

Manotas
Proud owner of the Bruiser Family

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[Wanted] 58001 / 58002 Porsche Parts 11 years 9 months ago #32787

Thanks!

I'm a Tamiya lover since the early 80's and these cars really bring back great memories of better times with my father.

I'm finding it challenging though to find these parts, that's for sure. It feels like I'm wasting more time on eBay than anything else. :laugh:

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