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Pascal, possibly not so. Ask the Vintage group and show photos of the rearof the wheel. You might have something rare, or otherwise trade-able for what you need. Regards, Alberto
Thx Alberto, but I've asked 40 times to get additional pics, and none was received. What he confessed it's that it's neither a Momo, nore a Nardi. I will pass on this one. And maybe will break the Bank to buy a real one. But only when I'm 110% sure French specs Ls got it. THx to Matthias, I'm "only" 100%. But cannot understand why this gimmick only downthere ? (You've got 2 emails)
Sujet : Re: Merci ! Date : 24/08/2011 18:26:54 Paris, Madrid (heure dété) ........... Sujet : Dino spare parts.... Date : 25/08/2011 16:11:53 Paris, Madrid (heure dété) .............
Are these examples normal and typical variations ? Looking for L-series thin bumpers, I found a guy who has got 4 pairs of M-series original ones. W/ sensible variations as you can see. Image Unavailable, Please Login
My Dino #01260, had the wipers going in opposite directions, the flush to bodywork white-ish front signal light covered and the rear plate lights in each bumper's inner ends. These things I have found different on most 246s.
The points you mention are correct for the year and model of Dino that you had. 1. Later cars had conventional wipers 2. US Spec cars starting in 1972 had inset front indicators (flush is correct for Euro cars) 3. Earlier cars had licence lights in the bumper ends. Your car was totally normal for the period. BTW it is currently in Toronto under new ownership as of about 2 months ago.