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Help: I Need Cab Plastic Window Pics

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If anyone has had a new plastic window for a 99-01 996 Cab stitched into their convertible top, would you please post close up pics of the stitching? You can PM me the pics instead if you like. Close ups like the ones in the attached pic would help. Thanks.

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2000996MIA Member

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hey, yes I just replied to your similar post on rennlist. Like the other members posted there, that is a very poor job. Since it still leaks, then it's classified as a downright rip off. Get your money back and look for a reputable trim shop to make it right. I had a small leak in my 00 Cab and dreaded getting water anywhere near the back window. bottom line, I was very happy with my new top and window from a vendor on ebay. search Porsche tops.. good luck.

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