hawk911

Frank was nice enough to post the part numbers for the bezels. Here they are:

964 555 761 00 (Cover for webbing strap 2 per car)
964 555 761 01 (cover for each end of the door handle 4 per car)

appbiz

We us small countersunk stainless sheet metal screws. We premount these to the panels prior to shipment.
The part from Porsche has 2 holes to accept the screws.
Bob

964rh

Hi

Just finished my panels today, thanks to the Britsh weather being unusually nice.
Pix below

hawk911

Rob- they look nice. How long did it take you?

Southampton76

Where did you get the red pull handles? My kit came with the black leather kind.

964rh

Made the handles from the same webbing as the pulls.(made those as well)

Hawk - Took about 2 wks in total to make as and when I could grab ten minutes. Prob. about 6 man hours in total.

Southampton76

Ok, where di you get the raw material for the webbing? If you don't mind me asking?

Thanks

964rh

I bought from a sailing supplies place on the net.

Bought some red webbing tubing as well with the hope of inserting some rope but the colour of the webbing was slightly different to the opening pulls I'd already made.
Did try doubling up by gluing but the straps were too thick.
So just used one thickness and after using a soldering iron to make some holes, hammered in an eyelet.

One positive about using webbing is that if it gets dirty or tatty looking a new pair cost nothing to make.

Cost was about £1.50 per metre.

hawk911

resurrecting--- so did you do with the crossover?

warmfuzzies

My crossover is siliconed to the outerdoor skin, and protected with some polythene.

Kevin

964rh

Same with mine, couple of big globs of silicone, put in place and stuff a towel in to fill the gap. Wait 24hours and remove the towel. Result a perfectly stuck crosover to teh outer skin of the door (which is a pita to move if if slips!! guess what happened to mine?)