JP Group Dansk Rear Center Valance Panel — OE 901-505-023-20, Primed Steel | Porsche 911 1965–1973 & 912 1965–1969 (JP-1867-0)
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- Vendor JP Group
- SKU JP-1867-0
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Fits
- 1965-1973|Porsche|911
- 1965-1969|Porsche|912
Not sure it fits? Call the shop: (657) 438-7002.
Short answer: This is the JP Group (Dansk) rear bumper center panel, also called the rear center valance, for the 1965–1973 Porsche 911 and 1965–1969 912, Coupe and Targa. It is primed steel, OE reference 901 505 023 20, and does not fit 1974 and later cars.
JP-1867-0 is the rear bumper center panel, also called the rear center valance, for the 1965–1973 Porsche 911 and the 1965–1969 912. It is the middle section of the rear bumper, where the license plate bracket mounts. JP Group (Dansk) makes it in steel as a reproduction of Porsche 901 505 023 20 and supplies it in primer, ready for paint.
Fitment
| Model | Years | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Porsche 911 | 1965–1973 | Coupe and Targa, including 2.0, 2.2 and 2.4 cars |
| Porsche 912 | 1965–1969 | Coupe and Targa |
| 911 from 1974 on, 912E | — | Not listed for this part |
Specifications
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | JP Group (Dansk), Denmark |
| Part number | JP-1867-0 |
| Porsche OE reference | 901 505 023 20 |
| Material | Steel sheet metal |
| Finish | Primer, ready for paint |
| Position | Rear bumper, center section |
What's included and what you'll also need
- Included: one rear bumper center panel.
- Sold separately: the outer bumper sections, bumper guards, bumper seals and the license plate bracket.
Installation notes
This panel is part of the rear bumper assembly, not the welded body shell. Test-fit it with your bumper outer sections, bumper guards and seals before paint so you can adjust the fit. Then prep, paint and assemble.
Cross-reference numbers
- Porsche OE: 901 505 023 20 (for reference)
- Also listed: 901 505 023 00, 911 505 023 00 (for reference)
Frequently asked questions
Is this the rear valance or the rear bumper center panel?
They are the same part. JP-1867-0 is the center section of the early 911/912 rear bumper, where the license plate bracket mounts. Some sellers call it the rear center valance.
Will it fit a 1974 or later 911?
No. It is listed for the 1965–1973 911 and the 1965–1969 912 only, not for 1974 and later cars.
Does it fit both Coupe and Targa?
Yes. JP Group's distributor lists it for Coupe and Targa body styles in those years.
Does it come painted?
No. It is supplied in primer, so it needs to be prepped and painted before you install it.
What else do I need to install it?
The outer bumper sections, bumper guards, seals and the license plate bracket are separate parts. If yours are worn, plan to replace them along with the panel.
What is the Porsche part number?
901 505 023 20, for reference. JP Group distributors also list 901 505 023 00 and 911 505 023 00 as cross-references.
Is this a genuine JP Group part?
Yes. It is made by JP Group (Dansk) of Denmark.
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