The second edition of this book continues the restoration of a 356 Porsche to driver level condition. This book does not spend time or money creating the “perfect” 356, and does not necessarily search for nos (new old stock) replacement panels if a reproduction panel or patch is appropriate; but the book strives to give you a restoration that will be correct, admired and driven. This second edition provides more detail and contains additional comments to assist those restoring a 356 which was purchased disassembled. this second edition follows the restoration of a 1957 sunroof coupe from the time of purchase to the first drive. additionally, detailed comments are provided from vendors, such as media blast...(choose a part on the right to read more)

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Hundreds of uses for this self locking tie!
Known as: hose clamp / tie-wrap / tie-wrap 360 mm / tie-wrap 4,8 x 293

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The Boxster, launched in 1996, has been a huge success for Porsche.with sales having improved steadily to reach today's level of 30,000 a year, it's now level-pegging with the legendary 911. There is no-one better to write about the Boxster than paul frere, himself something of a Porsche legend, as the author of Porsche 911 story is now in its seventh edition. He tells the full story of this flagship two-seater, which, despite considerable performance, is remarkably practical for everyday road use. By paul frere, hardbound 176 pages.

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Let your wipers remember when to wipe the rain away. This great sensor automates the wipers into motion in this easy do-it-yourself kit. The only hard part of this installation is running the wiring from the rain sensor behind the rear view mirror to the relay box by the drivers left foot.

The differences are day… and night! Gauge faces are one of the most visible and frequently looked at components in your Porsche. Why skimp on quality? Gauge faces should have clearly visible markings and be easy to read with and without back lighting. Replacement faces should offer similar qualities, but many gauge faces on the market don't quite make the grade. FVD gauge faces are different. What makes them different you ask? See for yourself. In the below pictures you will see that the tiptronic is an FVD gauge face and the 6 speed gauge face is the competitions. The daytime difference (the competition): darker, more yellow appearance raised orange warning lights, not flush larger, bolder script than t...(choose a part on the right to read more)

Its been more than a decade since the first Porsche high performance driving handbook set the standard for getting the most out of a Porsche. If driving techniques haven't changed since then, technology definitely has. This book, by the world's foremost expert, takes that new technology into account as it gives readers the latest information on how to drive a Porsche to its limit. Once upon a time, the can am and trans am race series changed their rules because vic elford and his Porsches were winning too often. Here "quick vic" shares his insights into ride control systems, new tire compounds, and tiptronic and direct-shift gearbox transmissions, all of which have transformed the experience--and the challe...(choose a part on the right to read more)

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A simple, yet ingenious, way to store your auto dolly sets when not in use. Works for any size dolly. By storing your dolly set on the wall you save shelf or floor space. Mounts via two lag screws to any wall stud.

Note: autodollys pictured are not included.

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Bleed your cooling system the same way your Porsche dealer does! The simplest way to completely refill the cooling system in only one operation. No air-bubbles, no problems, quick and reliable. The compact compressed air-driven appliance generates a vacuum in the entire cooling-system.this also allows the system to be tested with the built-in pressure gauge for leakage. Coolant then can be introduced into the system via the quick disconnect hose and filled using the vaccum allready in the system, pulling the coolant in from the remote canister. This ensures the cooling-system immediately works reliably with no additional work bleeding required. It practically bleeds itself. The problem solver for all water cool...(choose a part on the right to read more)

Introducing the latest in tow hook innovation: engineered with an increased side load capacity and adjustable-length rigid mount receiver. This tapered stainless loop design incorporates a new locking function to maintain your preferred loop position. Additional features include machined graphics, rotational timing and camera mount compatibility.

Rennline's stainless steel folding race hooks install in minutes on any Porsche with factory screw type removable tow hooks. Unlike the aluminum units on the market that are usually advertised as "for decorative purposes only", rennline's stainless steel tow hooks are precision machined and will stand up to the extreme abuse seen in any race environment. These p...(choose a part on the right to read more)

The differences are day… and night! Gauge faces are one of the most visible and frequently looked at components in your Porsche. Why skimp on quality? Gauge faces should have clearly visible markings and be easy to read with and without back lighting. Replacement faces should offer similar qualities, but many gauge faces on the market don't quite make the grade. FVD gauge faces are different. What makes them different you ask? See for yourself. In the below pictures you will see that the tiptronic is an FVD gauge face and the 6 speed gauge face is the competitions. The daytime difference (the competition): darker, more yellow appearance raised orange warning lights, not flush larger, bolder script than t...(choose a part on the right to read more)

The differences are day… and night! Gauge faces are one of the most visible and frequently looked at components in your Porsche. Why skimp on quality? Gauge faces should have clearly visible markings and be easy to read with and without back lighting. Replacement faces should offer similar qualities, but many gauge faces on the market don't quite make the grade. FVD gauge faces are different. What makes them different you ask? See for yourself. In the below pictures you will see that the tiptronic is an FVD gauge face and the 6 speed gauge face is the competitions. The daytime difference (the competition): darker, more yellow appearance raised orange warning lights, not flush larger, bolder script than t...(choose a part on the right to read more)