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YOUR RESEARCHLooking for a old school bra for my 996.2...
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If you end up getting it I'd clean the underneath area regularly.
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I think the Porsche part number is
50399610. I think the one for 996.1 is 50399610.
Can anyone confirm?
Anyone have one to sell?
Anyone know where I can get one in good shape?
fwiw - I've seen one or two for sale in the past 5+ years
try the usual haunts eBay, PCA classifieds
https://www.searchtempest.com
you can do pretty broad searches of Craiglslist with the above
I have that style bra but mine is part number 70652003. It has the �911� logo and a stitching celebrating 40 years �1963-2003� (911 celebrating forty fast years Porsche). I don�t use it since I�m not into the S&M leather bra look. I prefer mine with no bra. LOL.
Those things do a terrific job at ruining the paint underneath. Yeah you might protect your bumper from rock chips but these things also collect dirt underneath which essentially starts to act like sand paper on the paint and will cause more damage than any potential rock chips. Clear film applied to that area would be a far better solution. If you end up getting it I'd clean the underneath area regularly.
It's pretty simple to line/sew the inside with velvet base material and add velcro straps from a fabric store to improve seal. Takes a little time, but there's definitely no issue with paint or clear coat issues after track days. Can't speak on an off the shelf cover.
I have my doubts about the seller/item. I'm not 100% sure what I'm getting as there are no real pics of the actual item, just stock photos off the interweb.
And he has another one, different part number. I've asked him to take pictures of the items, no reply. Not a good sign.
