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I've done some research on this, but haven't found an answer.
Pictured are 5 pairs of rear deco with the bullnose rubber. 3 sets fit to 67S, and 68S, and all the 68L USA that I can find pictures of.
2 sets though are shorter and when I hand place them on the rear bumper of one of my 67S's it's clear that the distance difference is probably
the same as the rear reflector we typically see on the 69+ rear bumpers.
I'm guessing that late in the production run of 1968 that a few 1968 911L USA versions were fitted with this bumper deco and the reflector??
I think Moito over on the other forum has at least one set of these. Not sure of any others.
Anyone here have a 68L USA with a reflector setup like the 69+ cars? I can't find any pictures of any setup that way despite a pretty significant search.
The only 1968 I found that has a reflector was this car on BAT, but the deco end looks too rounded, and the rubber is the split piece not the bullnose
and those two rubbers pretty much can't be cross mounted on the other deco without a lot of work. That car linked here:
Pictured are 5 pairs of rear deco with the bullnose rubber. 3 sets fit to 67S, and 68S, and all the 68L USA that I can find pictures of.
2 sets though are shorter and when I hand place them on the rear bumper of one of my 67S's it's clear that the distance difference is probably
the same as the rear reflector we typically see on the 69+ rear bumpers.
I'm guessing that late in the production run of 1968 that a few 1968 911L USA versions were fitted with this bumper deco and the reflector??
I think Moito over on the other forum has at least one set of these. Not sure of any others.
Anyone here have a 68L USA with a reflector setup like the 69+ cars? I can't find any pictures of any setup that way despite a pretty significant search.
The only 1968 I found that has a reflector was this car on BAT, but the deco end looks too rounded, and the rubber is the split piece not the bullnose
and those two rubbers pretty much can't be cross mounted on the other deco without a lot of work. That car linked here: