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Old 01-31-2005, 08:59 PM
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targa to cabriolet conversion

I have a extensively modified 73 911t thats been updated to a 88 SC look inside and out and now Im undergoing a cabriolet conversion.
has anyone ever done this themselves and if so could you share the knowledge? I have a 84 manual top and the cab brackets off about an 88 vintage car. I having problems on the exact positioning of bracket before welding in.


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Tom
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Old 02-17-2005, 01:57 PM
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I have a 1985 Cab. It is about 800 pounds heavier than standard Carrera.

My understanding is this is result of stiffening required to prevent body flex.

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Old 02-27-2005, 08:32 PM
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Re: targa to cabriolet conversion

The last thread is exactly right. Once you remove the targa frame you loose too much rigidity. The one customer we had, had to instal a custom made roll cage because the body work kept cracking in the door sills and the doors stopped closing correctly. My understanding is that the rockers on a cab are much heavier than any other models.
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