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There are some differences (and part number changes) between .1 and .2 but this will likely help you find the name of the part, and perhaps the actual part number.
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There are some differences (and part number changes) between .1 and .2 but this will likely help you find the name of the part, and perhaps the actual part number.
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POST 1Original post

Hi there, have owned this beauty for 6 months and gradually getting it up to scratch, one thing that has bothered me is there is a missing trim around the left side of the inner rear boot. I cant find one anywhere, probably as I don't know the part number or even the name to call it - can anyone help?

POST 2Original post

Can't hep but a question... the carbon wrap was a DIY? Nice. 3M? The engine heat doesn;t affect the adhesive?

POST 3Original post

Yes, 3M 4D, 1 hour with a heat gun and lots of swearing - not affected by engine heat, will see what happens in the summer when the sun gets on it!

POST 4Original post

This will help. There are some differences (and part number changes) between .1 and .2 but this will likely help you find the name of the part, and perhaps the actual part number.

POST 5Original post

This should be it: 2006-2012 Porsche Cayman Coat Hook Cover 987-555-567-00-A03 | Porsche of South Shore Parts 2006-2012 Porsche Cayman Coat Hook Cover 987-555-567-00-A03 parts.porscheofsouthshore.com I just ordered the same a few months ago, but for the right side

POST 6Original post

Funny thing I have one of those that keeps falling off, one of the tabs is broken.

POST 7Original post

It says a coat hook cover... coat hook? How? I do need something practical for jackets...

POST 8Original post

Coat hook cover??? Wow. I'd have never guessed that was a coat hook. I know the hook on the back of the seat is considered a "coat hook", at least I assume so. Can anyone demonstrate the one shown without a cover would be used?

POST 9Original post

Thanks for everyone’s input, have now found the exact part number for mine and ordered it locally - awesome help! PORSCHE 987-555-567-00-5V7

POST 10Original post

Those are intended as hooks for the luggage guard. It gets hung on each side and then cam locks on to the bottom hooks. I have one and tell people I do police work on the side and keep the prisoners back there.

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