So as I previously mentioned, my '67 912 has had an 80s moonroof hacked in at some point, and I'm considering a few options - aftermarket ragtop, fill with donor roof panel, or patch in a genuine sunroof section from a donor.
If I go for either of the latter two, I'm wondering up to which year/models the roof stayed the same shape. I expect there's going to be more of a difference in sunroof roofs..
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Replacement roof section - What years will fit a 1967?
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Re: Replacement roof section - What years will fit a 1967?
Speak to Chris at Fenn Lane, he does sunroof delete panels
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Re: Replacement roof section - What years will fit a 1967?
Hi,
The original sunroof for the 912 was made by a company called Golde and was the same unit through 1965-1969. They were an expensive option and pretty rare on a 912 so I imagine finding one will be a major operation. From memory on a 67 the sunroof cost about a fifth of the cost of the car.
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The original sunroof for the 912 was made by a company called Golde and was the same unit through 1965-1969. They were an expensive option and pretty rare on a 912 so I imagine finding one will be a major operation. From memory on a 67 the sunroof cost about a fifth of the cost of the car.
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Martin Skeet - Bahama yellow 1968 Porsche 912 in restoration.
VIN 12804125
VIN 12804125