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I'm trying to have a double cubby hole like the one pictured below...I know it's a big ambition but you need to set yourself big targets in life. I now have two cubby holes that both fit the lower position but how do you get one to fit the upper part? I can't believe Porsche made lots of different fitting sections so how do I adapt me one to fit?
Yep 2 different parts. One is slightly tapered to the lower position. The top one is rectangular.
Pretty sure I've got one in the garage, although thinking about it I might have the lower one, mine had a tape storage thing and then a cubby hole. Anyway, you'd be welcome to the cubby if it's the correct one, let me see if I can find a picture to establish which it is.
That's great if yours is a middle one I would gladly swap.
I doubt it will be the correct one unfortunately. Tape and CD holders go in the rectangular slot. Eg the top one.
Here's a photo of my lower one.....which I now have two of if anyone fancies a swap for the middle version that would be great.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PORSCHE-996-CENTER-CONSOLE-996-CUBBY-BOX-S737TJX-99655211501/293422419332 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PORSCHE-...ONSOLE-BOXSTER-CUBBY-BOX-DK53WWM/274276099254 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-...e-Cubby-Carrera-Boxster-97-04-5/322845644112?
Thanks for the links but unfortunately due to currently earning zero money I won't be paying £70 for a plastic box. Anyone fancy a swap for my lower unit ....we can unite the various tribes and double cubby hole ownership can spread across the land. Where once there was useless cassette and CD holders let there be double cubby holes where free men and women can store whatever takes their fancy.
The plan is to put yours up for sale and the moment you sell it, you buy the double. ps: the first 2 are £58.
Do what Alex says. It'll cost very little. :thumb: You'll be extremely lucky to find someone who'll swap a rectangular (top) one for a tapered (bottom) one as the tapered ones are way more common. The rectangular ones were a lot rarer as the earlier Boxster and 996s had cassette or CD holders in the top position.
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