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Not be a downer, but wouldn't it take somebody just as long to pull the roof out of the frunk and put it on? Takes me about 2 min.
Just saying. Maybe I am missing the benefit of a cover? Like if you didn't have room in the frunk or wanted to keep the sun off the interior?
My 964 Targa is very water tight, but I know other Targa cars can leak, 914's are notorious leakers and my cockpit cover is a good solution. Also if you cover the cockpit the interior temps are much lower on hot summer days.
Not be a downer, but wouldn't it take somebody just as long to pull the roof out of the frunk and put it on? Takes me about 2 min.
Just saying. Maybe I am missing the benefit of a cover? Like if you didn't have room in the frunk or wanted to keep the sun off the interior?
For me the cover would go over the roof while it was in place and help prevent leaks.
I have a cloth cover I use on my cab. Paid about $60 for it. A few places sell them in different colors. It comes in handy when parked with the top down. Keeps the leaves and heat out of the cockpit. I also put it on over the roof of the car when at work. Keeps the sun off the top and from shining in the interior.
I'll let you know when I have some, it will probably be a few months. I just did a batch of other covers and need to sell those before getting more supplies.
I'll let you know when I have some, it will probably be a few months. I just did a batch of other covers and need to sell those before getting more supplies.
saw this old thread and wondered if you ever made any? I have one for my Targa and it does help with rain and keeping the interior clean.
06-02-2017, 12:23 PM
Any interest in cockpit cover for Targa?
