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YOUR RESEARCHPorsche Classic 996 Key pouch
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Replace from the 996 and up cars
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Maybe this has changed from the 996 and up cars but it was true for the 928.
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Picked up the new key pouch from Porsche Classic for the 996. Neat , modern , design , high quality soft leather , would prefer it a bit more robust nevertheless a nice touch for sure
Cool! Never seen one like that! I recently acquired a key pouch like the second one in your top row. I had one like it in the 1980s for my 1970 911S... the pouch went with the car.
I don't like adding any extra weight to the Porsche keys. The lock cylinder is fragile enough that the constant bouncing of the keychain wears it out. Maybe this has changed from the 996 and up cars but it was true for the 928.
Saw this in PET2 the other day and was wondering what it looked like - thanks!
Although do you just pull the key out by the blade?
+996 on the playmobil keyring!
I wouldn't worry about the weight of the pouch, but man have I seen some really HEAVY keychains in all my days of working on people's cars.
I sometimes want to ask them if they're a janitor or something.
I only have the one key in the ignition of all of my vehicles. (Except the 996 has a black leather Porsche tag similar to the red one in the original post)
I've tried to get my wife (and son) to do the same to no avail even after two $300+ lock cylinder replacements in a Toyota Avalon.
The key has to be pulled out by the blade indeed. Easy as its easy to access and grip the blade. Porsche playmobil keyrings are fairly rare, this klicky was featured in the very first porsche playmobil set as well
