996 02' convertible Top on a '99 996
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996 02' convertible Top on a '99 996
Hi Members. Is it possible to put a 2002 996 soft top on a 1999 996? I know the frames are different because of the glass window. I want to know if the 2002 soft top as an entire frame assembly can be installed on a 1999? Thanks in advance for any feedback on this!
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it's the same. however, you need a hardware kit for the hardtop posts to lock onto. there are two hardware kit types. if your car came with a hardtop originally, the hardware kit is there and you can see it when you open the little plastic caps. if so, you just need to verify the hardtop you buy fits your car.
unless you live in midwest or NE part of US, i dont think the hardtop serves much purpose. the fabric top does a great job is keeping the element out. just keep the car indoors and treat the fabric with raggtop every 6 months and you should be fine.
unless you live in midwest or NE part of US, i dont think the hardtop serves much purpose. the fabric top does a great job is keeping the element out. just keep the car indoors and treat the fabric with raggtop every 6 months and you should be fine.
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Drifting
it's the same. however, you need a hardware kit for the hardtop posts to lock onto. there are two hardware kit types. if your car came with a hardtop originally, the hardware kit is there and you can see it when you open the little plastic caps. if so, you just need to verify the hardtop you buy fits your car.
unless you live in midwest or NE part of US, i dont think the hardtop serves much purpose. the fabric top does a great job is keeping the element out. just keep the car indoors and treat the fabric with raggtop every 6 months and you should be fine.
unless you live in midwest or NE part of US, i dont think the hardtop serves much purpose. the fabric top does a great job is keeping the element out. just keep the car indoors and treat the fabric with raggtop every 6 months and you should be fine.
#7
Drifting
It's almost certainly the aftermarket version, the glass window is smaller than the clear vinyl version because the folding aspect of the Mk-1 convertible mechanism just does not allow the larger window opening to be rigid as with the glass window.
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it's the same. however, you need a hardware kit for the hardtop posts to lock onto. there are two hardware kit types. if your car came with a hardtop originally, the hardware kit is there and you can see it when you open the little plastic caps. if so, you just need to verify the hardtop you buy fits your car.
unless you live in midwest or NE part of US, i dont think the hardtop serves much purpose. the fabric top does a great job is keeping the element out. just keep the car indoors and treat the fabric with raggtop every 6 months and you should be fine.
unless you live in midwest or NE part of US, i dont think the hardtop serves much purpose. the fabric top does a great job is keeping the element out. just keep the car indoors and treat the fabric with raggtop every 6 months and you should be fine.
Can I ask you, do you know it's the same from an installation experience you've had? I have the barrel locks for the hard top. I use it in the hot summer sometimes. Car cools faster/better with the hard top. Thanks again for the explanation!
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Thanks for summing up my question technically. I will use your explanation next time. It's exactly what I was asking.
#14
Not from Porsche, aftermarket http://www.convertibletop.com/1999-2...ted-glass.html