I'm taking the targa frame out of my car for a refurb. I know this is a big job but just wondered if anyone has any useful tips apart from the obvious one, don't do it.
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YOUR RESEARCH996 targa roof removal.
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http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=116450 Pm me an email address for you please .. i have a write up i can send .
Hi deMort. I've also got a slow roof that needs help opening and closing. I hope you don't mind but I will also pm you to request the write up that you have put together.
I'm going to have to do this in the next couple of months for a buddy too, his is almost unusable
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