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996 hardtop pins - different gen 1 and 2?

D911ARK

D911ARK

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Morning folks,
Just got up very early after meeting a guy half way up the country to fit his hardtop to mine, after buying on ebay. His 1999, I think, 996, has pins, where I seem to have threads, 2004 c4s, and therfore wouldn't secure in. He's headed back home with it whilst I look for a solution. Any ideas please? I find articles on a 996 top on a 997 but not being able to put a 996 on a 996
BTW I did try and search the forum but on my phone the search function will not work properly

Thanks

Mark
 
Found this article
http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?p=1044982

Now, I believe he has the older C and D. By the look of it, I believe I have B mounts and therefore require A bolts to be put onto the hard top? But hard to figure out the part numbers from that article. If anyone has any experience please let me know :)

Thanks
 
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