Owning a Pinz is like owning an antique vehicle, if you want to play you have to pay
True and not true in high school I inherited a 56 ford merc I had five or six catalogs I could order from. High production run vehicles have more after market add ons available than lower production run vehicles. A 1955 356 Porsche has tons of stuff available if you wanted to make the mistake and not keep it factory.
monster lighting, brush guards, storage & overhead compartments, seating, winches, GPS, wheels — as you mentioned, oversized fuel tanks,aftermarket a/c kit.
None of these are bolt on after market accessories. My point was if you see something for sale that you would like to have would be wise to buy it as it may not be offered later. Jim I imagine Your EFi kit is the same scenario?
where can i find a new (large) gas tank?
Ka, At one point in time, I wanted a larger gas tank until two wiser than I pinz owners gave me the scenario if the gas tank develops a leak you have lost all that gas and the larger tank took the place of the spare tank mount. You can easy enough use the spare tank to get you home in a jam by removing the hose from the tank and routing it to the spare. Now I'm have Andre work on making more spare tank mounts.
. Calling around to the suppliers it seems that the pinz has gone to repair mode only with no real after market accessories. Looking back thru history (the forum Dave Dunn posted) there's alot of stuff that could have been fun to try out if i would have been around back in Milez and Dave's era. So can you guy's post any new stuff or old still being offered?
