Looking to buy... car cover
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Several years ago, I picked up a Porsche licensed one from Performance Products (PP). It could very well be the same that dme posted a picture of. Only definite difference is that mine has a red crest and lettering instead of black.
The part number on the box is PPNA.501.944. PP lists a PPNA.508.944 which is probably an evolution of the same cover, since if I enter the '501' number it redirects to the '508'.
http://www.automotion.com/genuine-po...eries-a-1.html
The part number on the box is PPNA.501.944. PP lists a PPNA.508.944 which is probably an evolution of the same cover, since if I enter the '501' number it redirects to the '508'.
http://www.automotion.com/genuine-po...eries-a-1.html
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I guess I am paranoid, I keep people away from my garage, but have an office in the house. Maybe if my garage was as clean and orderly as the house.
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When I moved in, there was no drywall, no windows, no floor etc... did everything in 3 weeks. The only help I hired was to do the drywall plaster (it's an art).
As for paranoia, I have it too. I now have a full central alarm system installed this morning with automatic locks : ) not much to be stolen, but you never know.
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Holy Crap! a waiting room?
If I had a few more feet of garage depth, I'd be tempted to have a raised deck area. Much more comfortable than being on solid concrete though I could never have an office in my garage. It would be way to stinky in there with old pre emissions Datsuns in there coating everything in soot! hehehe
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Holy Crap! a waiting room?
If I had a few more feet of garage depth, I'd be tempted to have a raised deck area. Much more comfortable than being on solid concrete though I could never have an office in my garage. It would be way to stinky in there with old pre emissions Datsuns in there coating everything in soot! hehehe
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the previous owner told me he was able to fit 2 small cars in length in the garage, so I got one length for the office (more 2/3) and one for the car with enough space around to play : )
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I was thinking of building some plexi glass frosted panels with metal frames and clear logos. Even maybe one panel that could slide for the middle part.
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Eric good to hear you moved into the new house. Does that mean you may have the time to help me finally install the brake line kit. Need help / Advice bleeding.
So you are looking to protect your paint?
So you are looking to protect your paint?
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you should see how my paint looks now, it's much better, it just needed a professional good buff, with some touch ups. So no wasting money on a new paint for a couple of years, I've spent enough as it is on that car
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