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Long Beach, California, United States

Long Beach, California, United States
911 RSR 911 ST Porsche Heinzmann Extinguisher Fire Bottle System, image 1
“Faithful reproduction of the original factory Heinzmann fire bottle system as installed in several now vintage Porsche race cars. LIKE NO OTHER! Read further in description.”
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  • Perfect Reproduction of the Factory Original Heinzmann Fire Extinguisher System.
  • Faithfully reproduced using an OEM period Heinzmann Fire Bottle System.
  • This Heinzmann System was used by the 71'-72' 911 ST, the 73' 911 RSR, the 911 74' RSR and even later in some 934 and 935 Porsche Race Cars.
  • Two Control Pull-handles and corresponding 14.5 foot-long cables included, T-Handles were actually made out of Magnesium, just like the factory original parts.
  • For additional information, you know how to contact me.
Make NO mistake. This reproduction Heinzmann Fire Bottle System was NOT produced for your typical 'clone' or 'tribute' 911 ST or 911 RSR project, it was simply made to replace a missing original system in a REAL factory Porsche 911 RSR!  The last two photographs show how the Heinzmann Fire Bottle System looks installed in a 911 RSR. For more hi-res photos please see here.  This Heinzmann Fire System was designed to offer the correct 'look n' feel' as the original components, way beyond any other reproductions ever made had to offer. When only the best will do, then this is the system for you. I actually own two systems, keeping one, selling the other.

Please note that these parts are also being offered for sale outside of eBay and I retain the rights to cancel this auction early.  Thank you for looking.

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