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Phone pocket – wireless charging

Can’t find the right place for your phone? Hate USB cables and constantly unplugging lighter chargers? Use our Phone pocket which not only does store your phone in an ergonomically perfect place but also CHARGES it without any wires being visible.

Model version:964/993

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Can’t find the right place for your phone? Hate USB cables and constantly unplugging lighter chargers? Use our Phone pocket which not only does store your phone in an ergonomically perfect place but also CHARGES it without any wires being visible.

Installation:

The pocket is installed on the door cards, with a hidden inductive charger in an empty door space. The charger is plugged into a power windows harness. If you don’t have power windows in your car it can be easily wired to a car’s ignition switch. For more information on installation watch our video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMcAk0tP62Y&t=1s

Fitment:

The pocket fits eg. latest iPhones 12 Pro Max, with some basic bumpers. It was designed to perfectly fit CarBone door cards and OEM ones too. But it can be surely adapted on other classic cars.

F/G-models and more. Diameters of the inside are:

Depth – 12 cm

Width – 8,5 cm

Thickness – 2 cm

Producer

Product code

CB.PKT.WC.964

Car model

930 Turbo 3.0

930 Turbo 3.3

993 Turbo & GT

G-model 3.2

F-model 2.0

F-model 2.2

F-model 2.4

G-model 2.7

912 E

964 Turbo

G-model 3.0 SC

G-model 3.0

Interior

Door Cards

Wireless phone charger

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Guide

Tardza. The recycled Porsche.

Tar-tza. It is a combination of the name “targa” and the word “rdza” (Polish for rust). Tardza is a Carrera 3.2 from 1984. The original owner had a drug addiction. He lived in this car with his dog. I know he lost contact with reality. He lost his moderation. He lost the car. I don’t even know his name. I don’t know what happened to the man. I don’t know what happened to the dog. I know that the car had a collision that decided its fate.