997.2 GT3 FRUNK CONTENTS?
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Hey everyone. I recently picked up a 997.2 GT3. I was curious if anyone had a diagram of the frunk contents? For example, theres a little compartment on the top rearward passenger-side that is empty on my car. Does anything go in there? Tire inflation kit, etc? I am trying to make sure the car is "complete" and wondering if anyone has a diagram of contents or can just tell me what's there. Thanks!
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There is a cubby area near where the BOSE CD changer is in my car and it was empty when I got it. I guess my wife noticed and realized it was for a first aid kit. She got it for me as a present. It fits in there perfectly. She also got me the umbrella for the passenger footwell. Maybe when she runs out of accessories, she will get me a 992 GT3?
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I’ve had my 997.2 GT3 since new. That particular compartment has always been empty. Lower 2 cubbyholes for center lock socket and tire puncture kit. The triangle and first aid kit attach to the floor with Velcro. And under the floor are a few other bits. So you are good! That said, it’s clear that Porsche anticipated legalised herbs in the US and built accordingly.