Sun shield for rear hatch?
08-25-2009, 04:07 PM
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I wish they made a version of the California Pop Top (something like that) for the 928. Its a mini car cover, just over the windows. Hooks over the side mirrors, tucks under the windshield wipers, with some kind of fastener at the hatch. Small market, and three kinds of spoiler at the rear, and whatever reason they said they didn't make one for the 928 last I asked, but maybe time to prod them again.
http://www.capoptop.com/
http://www.capoptop.com/
08-25-2009, 09:29 PM
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I just bought some more of the reflective material today. I plan on sometime later this week cutting out a piece to put in the rear side windows. I'll post some pics once I complete it.
08-25-2009, 11:58 PM
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I had one of these in Texas. Not quite as easy as it looks, I think demo video makers hire professional athletes ;-), but works OK.
I'm rooting for Andre to start cranking them out - or at least start selling patterns and suction cups.
I had one of these in Texas. Not quite as easy as it looks, I think demo video makers hire professional athletes ;-), but works OK.
I'm rooting for Andre to start cranking them out - or at least start selling patterns and suction cups.
08-26-2009, 12:04 AM
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http://www.carcoverexpress.com/
I had one of these in Texas. Not quite as easy as it looks, I think demo video makers hire professional athletes ;-), but works OK.
I'm rooting for Andre to start cranking them out - or at least start selling patterns and suction cups.
I had one of these in Texas. Not quite as easy as it looks, I think demo video makers hire professional athletes ;-), but works OK.
I'm rooting for Andre to start cranking them out - or at least start selling patterns and suction cups.
