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Flywheel Dust Cover Question

Discussion in 'U-shift em' started by ts-gs, Oct 27, 2005.

  1. ts-gs

    ts-gs 68 GS400 Convertible

    I am looking at dust covers that mount to the bottom front of the bell housing at Year One (no photo available) and at OPGI. Year One sell theirs for $79 and OPGI for $26. Can anybody explain this? Am I looking at the same part? I would think they would come from the same manufacturer and be priced competitively. Does anybody have any experience with either?
     
  2. gsdave

    gsdave FAST WITH CLASS

    If you are inquiring about the 4 spd covers, Contact Mike@mrbuick.com. He is the one that supplies year one. His are quality repros. IF the OPG one is the same as the parts place sells they are a real P.O.S. Look in the repro section for a thread on this very issue. There are side by side pics on that thread also. So you can decide if you want a nice repro.
     
  3. Duane

    Duane Member

    For everyone's information,
    The manual dust cover that Mike reproduces looks exactly like the originals.

    I loaned him one of my originals to use as a display at his stand one year, and other then some "battle damage" on mine they were identical. Mine was from a 69-70 Stage 1.
    Duane
     
  4. ts-gs

    ts-gs 68 GS400 Convertible

    Thanks for the input, guys. You've convinced me. I'll go with Mike's.
     
  5. Buickus Rex

    Buickus Rex '67 GS400 4-Speed

    I bought one of Mike's. It's an excellent piece - you won't be disappointed.
     

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