2006 997 hardtop
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Maybe there is a garage nearby you could rent?
I bought my 997 cab 6 weeks ago and after the storms last week, I hastily cleared out the garage and it's now carefully parked among the lawnmower and bikes... not soon enough to prevent the carpets at the bottom of the doors getting drenched tho'.
I'd have thought hard tops would be like gold-dust, bearing in mind the number of cabs there are around.
I bought my 997 cab 6 weeks ago and after the storms last week, I hastily cleared out the garage and it's now carefully parked among the lawnmower and bikes... not soon enough to prevent the carpets at the bottom of the doors getting drenched tho'.
I'd have thought hard tops would be like gold-dust, bearing in mind the number of cabs there are around. Bluesgirl said:
Maybe there is a garage nearby you could rent?
I bought my 997 cab 6 weeks ago and after the storms last week, I hastily cleared out the garage and it's now carefully parked among the lawnmower and bikes... not soon enough to prevent the carpets at the bottom of the doors getting drenched tho'.
I'd have thought hard tops would be like gold-dust, bearing in mind the number of cabs there are around.
If the bottom of the doorcards are getting wet then that is often a tell tale sign that the door membranes have perished.I bought my 997 cab 6 weeks ago and after the storms last week, I hastily cleared out the garage and it's now carefully parked among the lawnmower and bikes... not soon enough to prevent the carpets at the bottom of the doors getting drenched tho'.
I'd have thought hard tops would be like gold-dust, bearing in mind the number of cabs there are around. Gassing Station | Porsche General | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff



I've been meaning to look into the problem, but I'll make sure that's the first thing I'll ask the garage to check. Sadly, I've also got a Vauxhall Corsa which has a small pool of water in the rear footwell - what are the chances of that being the same issue? 