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> WTB early E-brake handle, Early e-brake
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post Oct 15 2024, 03:19 PM
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Looking for as complete as possible E-brake for the early version teener
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post Oct 15 2024, 04:33 PM
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Hi
Looking for as complete as possible E-brake for the early version teener
Thanks
Paul

Be aware I had posted for the inner rod with spring clip a couple weeks ago. Found one from a member, but just got a PM today from a 'new member ' saying to email xxx@outlook.com, he had one in mint condition...
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Beware of the 3rd party referral; typically a scammer. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif)
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AA selling NOS base on Ebay.
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Complete early hand brake handle with intact boot, correct white plastic
rivet, bright shiny snap and correct nylon bushing.
Not refinished or dolled up.
Cable attachment hole unworn.
$150. plus shipping.
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post Oct 21 2024, 04:16 PM
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Rory. Assuming it has intact internal spring rod -3 in the parts diagram, I’ll take it. Thanks. Pam sent.
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post Oct 22 2024, 06:25 AM
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Rory. Assuming it has intact internal spring rod -3 in the parts diagram, I’ll take it. Thanks. Pam sent.


Gary
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Perhaps a polite note to inform me of your intentions ?
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post Oct 25 2024, 05:24 AM
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Rory. Sorry for confusion. Check your PM.
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As a side note for those who care, this is actually a late-early handbrake. The plastic grip portion has finger indentations. The early-early handbrake grip was slightly shorter and smooth.
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post Oct 25 2024, 06:23 AM
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As a side note for those who care, this is actually a late-early handbrake. The plastic grip portion has finger indentations. The early-early handbrake grip was slightly shorter and smooth.


I dont agree with that. I have an original hand brake from one of the first cars to enter California. It has a grained handle. It is possible Porsche used both. I will check the lemght tomorrow.
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post Oct 25 2024, 08:08 AM
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As a side note for those who care, this is actually a late-early handbrake. The plastic grip portion has finger indentations. The early-early handbrake grip was slightly shorter and smooth.


I dont agree with that. I have an original hand brake from one of the first cars to enter California. It has a grained handle. It is possible Porsche used both. I will check the lemght tomorrow.

Sorry, I stand corrected. Just went out to check my March 1970 -6 and it does have the finger indentations. Not sure what I was thinking. I did discover a slight variation though. The spring clip on mine broke so it wouldn't latch up. Bought a replacement rod from Garrold about a month ago. The rod and spring he sent me were about 1/4" longer than my original. It works just fine, just interesting about the difference.

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As a side note for those who care, this is actually a late-early handbrake. The plastic grip portion has finger indentations. The early-early handbrake grip was slightly shorter and smooth.


I dont agree with that. I have an original hand brake from one of the first cars to enter California. It has a grained handle. It is possible Porsche used both. I will check the lemght tomorrow.

Sorry, I stand corrected. Just went out to check my March 1970 -6 and it does have the finger indentations. Not sure what I was thinking. I did discover a slight variation though. The spring clip on mine broke so it wouldn't latch up. Bought a replacement rod from Garrold about a month ago. The rod and spring he sent me were about 1/4" longer than my original. It works just fine, just interesting about the difference.

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Also, check the difference at the leaf spring end.
Full ninety degree vs short stub
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QUOTE(fixer34 @ Oct 25 2024, 05:03 AM) *

As a side note for those who care, this is actually a late-early handbrake. The plastic grip portion has finger indentations. The early-early handbrake grip was slightly shorter and smooth.


I dont agree with that. I have an original hand brake from one of the first cars to enter California. It has a grained handle. It is possible Porsche used both. I will check the lemght tomorrow.

Sorry, I stand corrected. Just went out to check my March 1970 -6 and it does have the finger indentations. Not sure what I was thinking. I did discover a slight variation though. The spring clip on mine broke so it wouldn't latch up. Bought a replacement rod from Garrold about a month ago. The rod and spring he sent me were about 1/4" longer than my original. It works just fine, just interesting about the difference.

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Also, check the difference at the leaf spring end.
Full ninety degree vs short stub

Knew about that, someone had hacked it off for some reason. Garrold sent me the rod on a trial basis to see if it would work. I smoothed the end out with a file and there was still enough to disengage the pawl so I used it. It was the different length of the threaded end I found curious.
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