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Do 100% waterproof car covers exist?

I'm nearly finished with a frame off restoration and will be forced to park my 911 outside.  Does anyone know if there exists an actual 100% waterproof car cover, custom fitted for Porsches preferrably?   Thank you for your help.

 

 

Engine lid and trunk shocks

Trunk and lid shocks fail to hold up over time, so my question is: could they last longer if they were 'relaxed' - while the car is laid up or wintering over, for example - by keeping both lids open and the struts extended - like they are when purchased and uninstalled?  Or, in other words, can static compression accelerate weakening or failure over time?  Right now, I consider it only my untested theory.  What say you? Thank you.

I am the original owner of a 1970 Porsche 911T. TARGA. When I took deliver the car 47 years ago, included in the front trunk together with the tool kit was a leatherette cover about 3 foot square with 4 snap fasteners. Since it is a Targa body style I

I am the original owner of a 1970 Porsche 911T Targa. When I took delivery of the car 47 years ago included in the front trunk together with the tool kit was a black  leatherette cover about 3 foot square with 4 snap fasteners. I suspect it is a cover for the targa top when folded. I can find no mention of this cover in any documentation and of all the years of concours and parades, I have never seen another. Are you familiar with this cover and could it be a option? I have never used the cover since my top is original and has not been folded in 35 years.

Appraisal on my 71 911 T

I am searching for an appraiser to provide an Insurance Appriasal on my 1971 911 T, can anyone remcommend someone?

Thanks

Ben

Tire/wheel jack for 1971 Porsche 911T

I had my 1971 Porsche 911T serviced recently and the original tire/wheel jack disappeared.  I want to replace it with the year-correct tire jack, but I'm not sure which one it was.  I've seen three different types - one for a 356, one with two "knobs" on it and one with a crank at the top.  Any insight would be helpful. Thank you for your time and help.  It is appreciated.  

Someone has changed the VIN number on my 69 T

 

 

 

 

 

Someone has switched to VIN number on a 69T that I bought. It is actually a 69 912 I think. The number in dash may or may not relate to vin number as I understand. It is only a production number for Karman or Rutgers who built the bodies. Is this correct?

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