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Hello RT. I am looking to replace the dirver side fender on a 997 2006 Carrera S. It also needs a bumper (front with washers). I also need the stock headlights.

 

I am hoping to do this myself. The fender has quite a few lines running behind it for washers and things. Any tips, DIY for fender replacement or direction to a good 911 repair manual would be outstanding. Thanks.

 

ocmacman

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The hood is also cocked. Look at the base of the windshield. Look at all the other wrecks. All Porsche! maybe even all 911s. In various stages of decay. God knows what they stuck in this car to get it salable? Ocmacman, I hope you have not spent any money on this car yet. We all think you are in for a rude surprise. Unless you want a very expensive hobby you'd better steer clear.

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