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Use blue ones

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They look a different colour to the fabric once you put them in, dunno why (and no, its not cos I use blue ones with my black hood!)

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Leading evidence: 'Use blue ones' (no explicit attributable resolution; this is a reported action or suggestion). Across 1 matching discussions, The most frequently discussed action is 'Use blue ones' (1 discussions). For that action, 0 discussions report a resolution and 0 report an unsuccessful attempt. No action has an explicit, attributable resolution report under the current rules. These are forum reports and suggestions, not a confirmed diagnosis.

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Use hard top

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Does this mean you actually use your hard top?

calling all hairdressers
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Use blue ones

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They look a different colour to the fabric once you put them in, dunno why (and no, its not cos I use blue ones with my black hood!)

calling all hairdressers

Use hard top

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Does this mean you actually use your hard top?

calling all hairdressers
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260 kph did the trick!

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

tee hee, couldn't resist. Cabriolet owners, you know the two holes, well practically wells, that are left when you take the hard top off (where the spigots screw into). Is there a filler for those or do they gape in an unsightly way? If there's no genuine porsche part to fill the holes i might put some ribbons in there so they blow in the wind.... thanks in advance Tim Migration info. Legacy thread was 133425

POST 2Original post

Most Cab owners only know 1 !! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: Migration info. Legacy thread was 133426

POST 4Original post

Here! Migration info. Legacy thread was 133432

POST 5Original post

There are Porsche colour coded tabs to fit these holes. Problem is they fly out. I lost mine on the autobahn in Germany. Migration info. Legacy thread was 133433

POST 6Original post

Still got mine. I obviously don't drive fast enough. Migration info. Legacy thread was 133435

POST 7Original post

Why does the word "spigot" always remind me of Mr Bean? Migration info. Legacy thread was 133438

POST 8Original post

260 kph did the trick! Migration info. Legacy thread was 133445

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

whats the part number for Porsche ribbons anyone? spigot's a good word, like flange, moist, gusset and pork. not entirely unrelated if you like innuendo either... Migration info. Legacy thread was 133446

POST 10Original post

Mine flew off at Bedford and I dropped the other one into the hood workings - havent heard it crunch yet. They look a different colour to the fabric once you put them in, dunno why (and no, its not cos I use blue ones with my black hood!) Does this mean you actually use your hard top? What for? My cab has two settings: winter - soft top down, heating on full blast, nice woolly coat / summer - soft top down, air con on full blast, nice string vest. Migration info. Legacy thread was 133448

POST 11Original post

Yep - mine goes on every winter. The cold is not good for the hood. Plus the sound insulation is better. Migration info. Legacy thread was 133450

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

ours came with the hard top on and there's not been the weather up till now to take it off... Migration info. Legacy thread was 133460

POST 13Original post

all hairdressers present and correct ! Migration info. Legacy thread was 133537

POST 14Original post

I bought 2 replacement 'plugs' for mine from an OPC-about £4 each Migration info. Legacy thread was 133539

POST 15Original post

Very flash. The only hard top supplied for my 911 is the garage ! Migration info. Legacy thread was 133543

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