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MOT Fail

wardtimothy

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The 944 failed its MOT today. Not too bad though. It needs a new number plate light, I didnt notice it as its an intermittent problem. Also the lever on the passenger door is snapped off, it means you cant open it from the outside. Can you fit replacement handles but keep the original locks?

Does anyone have the above that they are willing to sell? The handles do not have to be script but need to be in good condition. Im taking script handles off, so I will have these to sell, dont know if they will be of any use with one of the levers broken.

Apart from that Ive only had to replace the front outer bushes wgich I did before MOT so all in all not too bad.

Tim
 

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