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Does anyone have plans for a DIY Hard Top storage rack for a 996? David.
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POST 2Original post
I downloaded these directions years ago but never built it.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks. This is one version I was looking for. Fitting it above the garage door. David
POST 4Original post
We got a hand cranked winch from Harbor Freight along with a pulley and some straps, and it easily goes up to garage ceiling and then lowers down to vehicle. Picture shows first version which was a locking pulley from Home Depot. It was completely unacceptable because when releasing lock load plummets down.
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