Boxster Speedster Cover for Sale

[spgribben007]

RandallNeighbour - I beleive that they are factory humps and I have had no problems with them on and my clear windscreen.

[RandallNeighbour]

Good to know. I always wondered about the velcro bands around the rollbar I've seen on some... which looked very secure but poorly designed.

Speedster humps are loved or hated, that's for sure. I would imagine you're selling yours because of the hassle of removing them when you needed to pop into a store and wanted to raise the top?

My quandry is that your current listing price is more than I can buy them for new from an aftermarket supplier, painted black to match my car. I just don't know how theirs attaches to the car.

[Tool Pants]

Both the old and new style humps use the velcro straps around the rollbar.

[spgribben007]

The only velcro straps are the ones on the black carrying bags. These humps have on one side a turn handle that fits in snug where the hardtop handles goes if you had a hard top. There are a clip that slides under the roll bar and a clip that goes under the retractable top. The two sides are attach like a male/female kind lip and when everything is done it's pretty secure even at high speeds (+100mph).

[RandallNeighbour]

Doh! You caught Jeff (Tool Pants) finally chirping in and being wrong!

That's a first :dance:

[Tool Pants]

Not yet.

His ebay deal does not have the velcro straps for the rollbar in the pic. The only velcro he knows is for the storage bags. He has the new style factory humps with the vinyl storage bags and there are velcro strips to close the bag.

The original style had cloth padded storage bags. Also velcro strips to close the bag, but in a different location.

I have installed the old and new style factory humps.

Here are the velcro straps not shown in his ebay picture. He is talking about velcro for the storage bags. Not the velcro straps for securing the humps to the rollbar.

But he just deleted the Porsche part number from the auction.

Might be fake humps. Made in China.

[98Boxster98]

They always wait for the great ones to fail. I never doubted you, TP.