Central Connecticut - Shop to Fix my Sunroof?

[GDI]

I am trying to find a really good shop to fix my 1974 sunroof that opens and closes, but the back doesn't pop up into place.  I am in central Connecticut, and may take it to the local Porsche specialist who can likely fix it, but they are not that familiar with 2002s.  I tried contacting Sportscar Restoration, but so far haven't gotten a response.   This site seems to have the answers to all questions, so any recommendations on someone who can fix this ? 

 

Thanks!

[7502]

Assuming you don't want to attempt it your self, I would think the local Porsche shop if they are familiar with similar age cars should be able to make the needed adjustments.  You might as well purchase the two feltish seals while your at it.

 

The site has a bunch of pretty good references on the sliding sunroof you could provide them if necessary.

[adawil2002]

I know one of the SCR guys is doing the Targa Panamera this week. 

[GDI]

6 hours ago, adawil2002 said:

I know one of the SCR guys is doing the Targa Panamera this week. 

Ah, I thought they wrapped that last week, explains a lot I’m sure.

 

thanks

[GDI]

8 hours ago, 7502 said:

Assuming you don't want to attempt it your self, I would think the local Porsche shop if they are familiar with similar age cars should be able to make the needed adjustments.  You might as well purchase the two feltish seals while your at it.

 

The site has a bunch of pretty good references on the sliding sunroof you could provide them if necessary.

 

The felt looks good to me, but I am not an expert, if they are comfortable with working on it I’ll have the refresh everything it needs.  They specialize in 356s as well as 911s so I’m sure they could figure out the ‘02’s mechanism.  But I’d be more comfortable with a BMW specialist, of course. 

[borgpj]

I'm guessing that the 365 cars and earlier 911's all used a variation of the Golde sunroof, just like the 2002.  You should be OK with them.