YOUR RESEARCH997 glass top on a 2000 996 cab
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Ive heard rumors that a 997 glass convertible top with hardware can bolt on to a a 996. I've got a rare opportunity to go to Berlin on a Porsche junkyard tour. My top needs replacing and this seems like a nice way to go. I tried a few searches and can't seem to find anything. On on a side note, would it be worth picking up a used suspension there or any other goodies. I'm new to my 996 and not sure what to look for. Thanks for for your help in advance...
I don't mean to throw cold water on your plan, but it's difficult to imagine that you'll find any savings by buying parts in a German junkyard to send back to the U.S. (if that's where they're going). The parts are typically more expensive in Germany. Then there's the transportation costs, customs fees, etc..
Just enjoy the food, and source your parts here in the US where you will find returns much easier to address if it doesn't fit.
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