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Guys does anyone have a picture of the hartop wall bracket that you can use to store your hardtop on??? Cheers
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POST 2Original post
I have something a bit easier than the bracket, it's a hanging bag, If you do a search in the 996 section you may find info about it, that's where I found out about them The bag is padded and lined, and has two hanging straps thathook on to two hooks supplied with the bag, you can either drill them into the wall or into the roof joists. I'm not at home at the moment but will ask my wife to go and look at the bag and get the name of it and let you know.
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Thanks Pete, but i managed to get a bracket off ebay, but the seller had never used it, nor did he know if all the bits were there... So i now have a bit of meccano set to complete, a pitcre would have gone a long way!!! Cheers
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No Problem I told my wife to go and have a look, and while she was there she might as well wash n polish the car, ready for when I get home :lol: Can't post the reply,
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:floor: :floor: :floor: :floor: Pete, once she's finished your's does she want to pop over and sort mine out??? I'm sure we can set up a good business here..!!! :floor: :floor: :floor: :floor:
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On the same subject, does anyone know of a storage system that can be mounted on the ceiling? The walls in my garage are all full, but there is space above the back of the car. I know Porsche probably do some sort of winch, but I was thinking of the bag type arrangement that PirelliPete is talking about. However, I think these bags can only be hung vertically off two hooks. Does anyone know of one with four hooking points?
POST 7Original post
I have the assembly instructions for the hardtop and wheel storage unit. If you would like a copy, PM me with your email address.
POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks Rich, but this one is the wall bracketrather than stand... Cheers
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Lucky you.... My wife expects me to wash her car and clean it and complains when I tell her off that her have is dirty that is my fault........ How did you manage to train yours to wash and polish the car :?: Theo
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