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soft rear window targa
Does anyone sell the clear window to replace in my 67 Targa? The rest is in great shape.
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08-09-2000, 08:49 AM
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Of course, ask our hosts Pelican first!
You may also want to check with Stoddard (http://www.*************) or a major Porsche upholstery shop such as Autos International (http://www.autosintl.com) Good luck, Chris C. 70 911E Targa (glass) |
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08-09-2000, 10:46 AM
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Tried them both, can only order the whole thing, not just the clear window. Thanks
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08-10-2000, 10:03 AM
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If you live next to any large body of water go down and check out the places that make the custom tops and full enclosures for the really large boats.They can probally do just what you need. They do a lot of canvas work and use a thick plyable plastic fo the windows.
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08-13-2000, 06:47 PM
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Cool- a soft window Targa. Tell us more!
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08-13-2000, 07:36 PM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Matt Smith:
[B]Cool- a soft window Targa. Tell us more! I've owned the car for 30 years. Drove it daily for 20, stored it last 10. Out of storage now, had triple webers rebuilt and it is running again. I'm going to post it for sale in a few weeks (after I get back from a trip) $4,700. It is all original except for the rust  Was originally a cream sort of white, I had it repainted about 20 years ago pure white. If you read the popular book "Who Moved the Cheese?" you'd understand why after 30 years I'd part with it. |
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