Johnny G Pipe

idle noodling..I saw that 993's came with a warning triangle in the long thin transverse pocket in the front luggage compartment.

Was this the same in the 964, or is it just to stop bottles of wine rolling about after you've been to the supermarket..?

Andy Roe

Mine holds the warning triangle & spare DME relay & some tire weld spray.

Bins

You can get the warning triangle from Halfords. In a red case, that fits the pocket perfectly.

Johnny G Pipe

Hmm.. I'll need one for the NBR trip, Halfords here we come.

Does anyone know if the 964 was delivered with a warning triangle in there?

Andy Roe

Their is a good chance of it. Think that it may well be German Law to have one.

John Boggiano

Yes, depending on the market, I think.

There are some pictures showing it in place in one of the early brochures for the 964. I could scan one or two if you'd like.

Randall G.

You can actually roll up your factory tool kit, and it will fit in the pocket nicely.

Wachuko

Same here!! The warning triangles are inside a grey plastic case... never crossed my mind that they could be from factory... I thought it was something the PO had in there... but then again, my car is an import from Sweden.

Johnny G Pipe

If you have a minute, old chap..


I quite fancy trying to get an 'original' in there, i.e. same as any other, 'Porsche' written on it, 4 times the price...

9caregiver

From what I know U.S. cars did not come with the Triangle just the empty pocket. watch e bay. That is where I found one.

Best,

Don

chris walrod

My 993 doesnt even have the pocket altogether....

HHHMMMMM....whats going on here?

John Boggiano

Not quite as good a pic as I recall...

Irishdriver

It you put the tool kit in there the weight will pull the carpet out of shape over time.

It's meant for the triangle and, yes, every car should have one in Germany.

malc elliott

My UK car definitely wasn't delivered with one, just has an empty pocket.

ThomasC2

Another way of doing things is to the remove the pocket. The triangle fits perfectly under the carpet squeezed between the chassie numberplate and the spare tire. Keep the toolkit and the pump in the spare tire. It gives you a little more space in the trunk and a much cleaner look!