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You've got that great looking Porsche convertible but the tops looking a little rough with the fading and those tears that are slowly growing. Are you tired of the leaking? Ready for your Porsche to regain it's youthful looks? Buying replacement Porsche convertible tops has never been easier than it is these days.

There are many online companies that offer the exact fit and finish of the original top. So whether you are working on a complete restoration project or just want to replace that worn top a quick search online and you'll be lining up that new top in no time.

The making of quality OE replacement tops requires a great deal of skilled labor so it is important to do your homework before you part with your money. And when looking to replace your top there are some things you should watch for:

1. The seams should be sewn with a strong polyester thread or an equivalent quality thread.

2. Thread should match the color of the top

3. The seams should be properly sealed

4. The plastic windows should be properly sealed both dielectrically and with stitching

5. Plastic windows should be a minimum of .040 gauge

6. Nylon zippers are preferred over other options

7. Water repellant coating should be applied

It's very easy to have a replacement top made for your vintage Porsche and it is just as easy to have a spare or a different color top made for your newer Porsche. ...

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