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need help with parts id - cab boot and floor mats
Can someone help me to identify what this cabriolet boot came off of. The guys said it was a Porsche but not sure of year or model. It is a very thick adn padded canvas. Has some fastener I have not seen and it is a lot smaller than what is on my 83 cab. Wondering if it could be for a 996/997 but I thought they were hard boots. Boxster maybe?
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07-31-2010, 07:09 PM
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Are these Lloyds mats?
I also have these mats I was wondering about. Are they Lloyd's? No tag or id marks. They are a sisal weave style mat )black with red dots). Based upon the shape, anyone know what Porsche they are for? Is there a way to tell for sure what brand?
 
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07-31-2010, 07:12 PM
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anyone? I am pretty sure the coco mats are from a 996 the guy had, but I cannot figure this boot out for the life of me.
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08-03-2010, 05:34 AM
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I've had a few boots, they seem to be the same for the SC and Carreras. One thing, they seem to be a be mismatched on the snaps. As if they were fitted afterwards dependant on where the installer of the top felt like putting the male snaps.....the female snaps were then added afterwards. At least that's how it appears. The post 89 models and such tended to be a different style due to the cab top.
Take it to a car show and see if it matches someting. Those things are pricey..... In my experience, Lloyds has their logos all over their stuff, so they appear to be somebody else's.....
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Da cab
