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I just purchased a 2001 Boxster, absolutely love the car, but it is missing the center perspex deflector and i would like to make a replacement( I have a laser cutter, so this seems like a natural thing to be able to make)....would anyone here have patterns to an oem center piece that I could make use of..I also noticed that my driver side bracket is broken on the car so will need to replace this as well...any help would be greatly appreciated
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I just purchased a 2001 Boxster, absolutely love the car, but it is missing the center perspex deflector and i would like to make a replacement( I have a laser cutter, so this seems like a natural thing to be able to make)....would anyone here have patterns to an oem center piece that I could make use of..I also noticed that my driver side bracket is broken on the car so will need to replace this as well...any help would be greatly appreciated
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi everyone, I just purchased a 2001 Boxster, absolutely love the car, but it is missing the center perspex deflector and i would like to make a replacement( I have a laser cutter, so this seems like a natural thing to be able to make)....would anyone here have patterns to an oem center piece that I could make use of..I also noticed that my driver side bracket is broken on the car so will need to replace this as well...any help would be greatly appreciated

POST 2Original post

Won't you need the bracket that holds the 'plastic' in place? And if you have the bracket, then you should just get your name on the list for one of Fred's sweet illuminated deflectors.

POST 3Original post

It has two clips that fit into receivers on the roll bars and has an edge piece that makes it sit and seal to the leather on the roll bars. I'll post pics tomorrow. For summer top down its great. A sheet of paper will almost stay still right up to freeway speeds. It also has a dip where the top latch passes by.

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yes it will need the plastic "frame" that surrounds the clear part, but i'm looking to make the clear part..

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