fission

I was exploring power steering system parts (reservoir cap) at: https://www.pelicanparts.com/search/?q=+928+347+925

when the last entry caught my eye: https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info2/92834792501.htm

$5 vs $14,332.50 for a plastic screw cap.

cobalt

They probably have one in stock world wide with no interest in restocking. Porsche always raises the prices when inventory is low. Although it is a simple part you can buy most anywhere and used on countless vehicles of the era. You will be surprised on how much "P" tax there can be on parts.

-nick

Short block just barely wins at $14,768.26. Add a few hundred more if you like donating to Pelican’s board of directors…

https://www.delawareporscheparts.com...IFJlc3VsdHM%3D

TakeFour

But there isnt even such a part as 92834792501

s65e90

High list is just really a place holder most likely. They do it so no one will actually buy it. You seem the same on ebay, as a way to keep the listings.

TakeFour

But there isnt a Porsche part with that number...........................

cobalt

It does exist but it is discontinued.

Ouch I have one I paid $4500 for. Last I checked a few months ago they were $8k. I guess quantities are low.

TakeFour

Look what I just found at the back of my garage;

Anyone want it for $3000?

cobalt

fission

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I believe that's a keeper. It's the yellow top to the 964 power steering fluid reservoir, right?

TakeFour

$3K to find out......................

No_snivelling

I think I will print a bunch of reservoir caps on my 3D printer and sell them for only $9,999.

TakeFour

I wouldn't bother;

https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_In...47-925-00-M103

No_snivelling

Yes, but mine will be yellow.