Pelican Parts - Product Information: 7L5-853-611-B-M100

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Model:		Boxster 987 (2005-Present)
Category:		Insignias, Stone Guard Film
Description:		Desk pad
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Model:		996 (1999-2005)
Category:		Insignias, Decorative Fittings
Description:		Desk pad (from 03)
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Model:		996 Turbo (1999-2005)
Category:		Insignias, Decorative Fittings
Description:		Desk pad (from 03)
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Model:		997 (2005-Present)
Category:		Insignias, Decorative Fittings
Description:		Desk pad
Quantity Required:		1 view diagram...

Model:		Cayenne (2003-Present)
Category:		Insignias, Decorative Fittings, Upper
Description:		Desk pad, lid emblem
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Model:		Boxster (2005-2008)
Category:		Insignias, Stone Guard Film
Description:		Desk pad
Quantity Required:		1 view diagram...

Model:		Cayman (2006-2008)
Category:		Insignias, Decorative Fittings
Description:		Desk pad
Quantity Required:		1 view diagram...

Model:		997 (2005-2008)
Category:		Insignias, Decorative Fittings
Description:		Desk pad
Quantity Required:		1 view diagram...

Model:		997 Turbo (2005-2008)
Category:		Insignias, Decorative Fittings
Description:		Desk pad
Quantity Required:		1 view diagram...

Model:		997 GT3 (2007-Present)
Category:		Insignias, Decorative Fittings
Description:		Desk pad
Quantity Required:		1 view diagram...

Model:		996 GT3 (2004-2005)
Category:		Insignias, Decorative Fittings
Description:		Desk pad (from 03)
Quantity Required:		1 view diagram...

914 Wheels 101

Lawrence Bonkowski put together this handy guide for the different types and styles of wheels you can fit to your 914.

964 Rear Wing Installation

Tom Sharpes shows us the easy way to improve the looks of the rear of your 964 or earlier Porsche.

Affordable Porsches

Originally published in GrassRoots Motorsports magazine, this article chronicles the affordable Porsche options available for you to acquire.

Alloy Wheel Painting

Lawrence Bonkowski shows us some steps and tricks for getting a great looking alloy wheel paint job.

Concours Corner: All About Bras

Once again, Bev offers up some suggestions and tips learned from experience with her concours winning 911.

Concours Corner: Cleaning Your Engine, Part I

Need some tips on this seemingly daunting task? Bev Frohm teaches the dos and don'ts of cleaning your engine in part one of this series.

Concours Corner: Cleaning Your Engine, Part II

Part II covers more of the procedure in getting your engine to shine.

Concours Corner: Polishing Alloy Wheels

Bev Frohm offers up some tips and tricks for polishing and maintaining your Fuchs alloy wheels to a mirror finish.

Concours Corner: Rubber Strip Conditioning

Ever wonder what to use on your precious rubber stripping? Concours winner Bev Frohm gives us some suggestions for prolonging the life of your weatherstrip.

Concours Corner: Targa Top Reconditioning

Targa top looking a little old? Bev once again offers some interesting procedures for restoring and protecting your top against the elements.

Concours Corner: Washing Your Car

Bev Frohm gives us some tips and tricks for washing your car in this article which is the first in a series.

Cookie Cutter Paint Removal

Tim Strayer shows us how to effectively remove the paint from your Fuchs cookie cutter wheels.

Dave Darling's 914 FAQ

Dave Darling has complied a bunch of Frequently Asked Questions about the 914 which is indispensable for any new or old owner.

Detailing your Porsche

Bob Tindel has spent many hours detailing his 911SC and his new Boxster. Here he shares his hints and tips.

Fuchs Polishing 101

Jon Watkins gives some great pointers on polishing alloy wheels to a mirror finish.

Hood Strut Replacement

Pelican Parts Tech guru Bob Tindel shows us the easy task of replacing your weak 911 hood struts with new ones.

Hot Rodding Your Floor Jack

What can we say, Tom Sharpes has way too much time on his hands...

Hotlap Under Dash Install

Greg Gulik shows us how he installed his Hotlap computer underneath the dash of his 911.

Installing a 914 Hood Crest

Want to put the Porsche Crest on your hood? Afraid of messing up your hood? Use our handy template and instructions to make the job easy.

Installing a 914 Ski / Bike Rack

Here's a little tip that will help you take your 914 skiing, or down to the beach for a ride along the boardwalk.

Installing the Passenger Side Mirror on the 914

Never a factory option, the passenger side mirror is an easy upgrade for your car. The driver side mirror can be flipped around for use as a passenger side one.

John Rogers - 914 Racing

John shows us how he set up his 1973 914 to compete on the track.

John Rogers - 914 Vintage Racing

Going Vintage Racing with a 914 or How to Have a Ton of Fun on a Budget (Kind of!)

Making Your Window Molding Look New

Here's a neat guest article detailing a really good procedure for improving the look of your weather-beaten aluminum window trim.

MIG Welder Maladies & Bodywork Book Review

Kyle Ehler offers some advice on MIG Welders, and some opinions on some bodywork books.

Porsche 911 Cup Holder Install

Bob Tindel shows us the easy install for the Pelican Parts all-metal aluminum anodized cup holder.

Porsche Pre-Purchase Inspection (PPI)

Paul Lighthill offers a very comprehensive guide to the pre-purchase inspection of your new Porsche.

Preparation of 911 for Speed

Martin Schacht offers a very lengthy, intensive article on the modifications and setup of your 911 for speed on the track.

Project 911: Chapter One

Join us as we restore a 1973 1/2 Targa not to stock, but with many upgrades. Chapter One takes a look at our rust-free chassis with more than 50 photos.

Refinishing Fuchs Wheels

Demick Boyden offers up his own personal formula for polishing your Fuchs alloys.

Rekeying Porsche Locks

Have two or more keys on your key chain for your Porsche? Missing a key to one of your locks? Rekey your locks with our tech article, and carry a lighter load on your keychain.

Replacing a Porsche Key Head

The lighted key head on these old Porsche keys are great... when they work. Shed some light on the problem by learning how easy it is to replace this important little gadget here.

Replacing your Window Regulator

Here's a brief Tech Procedure on replacing your regulator from Pelican's own Bob Tindel.

Reversing your Wiper Motors

Getting a little tired of your wipers being parked on the driver's side. Move them permanently to the right side with this neat procedure by Tom Sharpes.

Rice's Ramblings, Part I

Lee Rices offers tech tips and suggestions on spark plugs, CATs, installing later-style gauges in early cars, and buying new tires.

Rice's Ramblings, Part II

Lee Rices offers tech tips and suggestions on emergency breakdown kits, replacing the 911 fan belt, and stopping squealing disc brakes.

Street Dyno!

Recording the ignition spark pulses into a wave file and processing it using the software can give a pretty accurate HP/Torque rating for your engine.

Sunroof Repair

From the 101 Projects series, this tech article will guide you through the mysterious sunroof mechanism.

The Physics of Racing Series

Brian Beckman offers one of the best explanations of the physics of racing and what you need to do to achieve better performance in this 12-part series.

Tire Size Calculator

Ever wondered what the exact dimensions of tires are for your car? Plug in the confusing tire size (ex. 215/60/16), and it will give you physical dimensions.

Washer System Troubleshooting

Bob Tindel shows you how to unclog your nozzles, and get your windshield clean.

Welding Primer & Review

Many thanks to Mike Cooley and John Dunkle for writing this primer on welding. Check it out if you're interested in learning more about 'the black art of welding.'

-N- Hood Badge Seal

This is the little seal that fits around the Porsche hood crest.

Brake Rotor Cooling Kit

Genuine Porsche Hood Crest

If your original Porsche hood crest is chipped and faded, then now is the time to replace it with a new, Genuine Porsche replacement. Our crests come direct from Porsche, and not aftermarket knockoffs that some will try to pass off as original. Note that there are TWO different styles of hood crests available: Porsche cars from 1995-2008 used the traditional Porsche crest. The latest cars (2009- ) use a crest with a smooth surface design.

Genuine Porsche Hood Crests

If your original Porsche hood crest is chipped and faded, then now is the time to replace it with a new, Genuine Porsche replacement. Our crests come direct from Porsche, and not aftermarket knockoffs that some will try to pass off as original. These new Genuine Porsche crests can also be used to adorn other areas of your car as well! Your only limitation is your imagination. You can choose between TWO different styles of hood Crests to update or restore that lost luster back to your hood: Late Style Hood Crests are used on Porsches 1995 and later and are flatter than the early style and feature the Porsche text in black. Early Style Hood Crests are used to adorn the front hoods of Porsches from 1965 to 1994. In addition to the 911 standard-sized hood crests, we also carry the Genuine Porsche Mini Hood Crests. These Mini Crests are only a little more than an inch wide, and about an inch and a half tall. Mini crests were used as an inlay for the original 356 hood handles, and then were eventually used to adorn the steering wheels of some later model Porsches. Ever wonder about the origin of the Porsche Crest? Terry Lovett, Porsche Club of Canberra, Australia explains. The Hood Crest Kits include a Genuine Porsche hood crest, one seal, and two speednuts.

Genuine Porsche Hood Crest

If your original Porsche hood crest is chipped and faded, then now is the time to replace it with a new, Genuine Porsche replacement. Our crests come direct from Porsche, and not aftermarket knockoffs that some will try to pass off as original. Ever wonder about the origin of the Porsche Crest? Terry Lovett, Porsche Club of Canberra, Australia explains. The Hood Crest Kits include a Genuine Porsche hood crest, one seal, and two speednuts.

Genuine Porsche Hood Crests

If your original Porsche hood crest is chipped and faded, then now is the time to replace it with a new, Genuine Porsche replacement. Our Genuine Porsche crests come direct from Porsche, and are not aftermarket knockoffs that some will try to pass off as original. In addition to the standard-sized hood crests, we also carry the Genuine Porsche Mini Hood Crests. These Mini Crests are only a little more than an inch wide, and about an inch and a half tall. Mini crests were used as an inlay for the original 356 hood handles, and then were eventually used to adorn the steering wheels of some later model Porsches. Ever wonder about the origin of the Porsche Crest? Terry Lovett, Porsche Club of Canberra, Australia explains. The Hood Crest Kits include a crest, one seal, and two speednuts.

This part is a member of the following kits:
	Part Number	Description	Price	More Info
	A-559-210-KTN	USE 901-559-210-20-KIT INSTEAD Porsche Hood Crest Kit with Seal and 2 clips, 911/930 (1965-94)	$NLA
	996-559-211-KTN	USE 996-559-211-01-KIT INSTEAD Porsche Hood Crest Kit, Late Style with Gold Finish, 911/911 Turbo (1995-on), Boxster (1997-on), Cayenne (2004-on)	$NLA
	A-559-210-KTNN		$
	901-559-210-20-KIT	Genuine Porsche Hood Crest Kit, with Seal and 2 Speednuts, (1965-94)	$112.00
	996-559-211-01-KIT	Genuine Porsche Hood Crest Kit (Late Style with Gold Finish), with Seal and 2 Speednuts, (1995-on)	$116.00
	901-559-210-20-58-KIT	Porsche Hood Crest Kit, with Orange Bars (Reproduction)	$122.00
	901-559-210-21-KIT	Genuine Porsche Porsche Hood Crest Kit, with Orange Bars	$171.25

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Slightly difficult to install

By Nathaniel T., submitted June 4, 2012

Comments: Have to carefully use a toothpick to get it to fit, looks like new now.

kept my old badge

By Steve R., submitted April 10, 2012

Comments: I replaced the seal and kept the original badge. Something about keeping the original hood emblem. Anyway fit perfectly and used a toothpick to fit the corner edges perfectly.

Nice finishing touch

By Endless_944_project, submitted December 29, 2010

Comments: Used this gasket when putting my 944 back together after paint job. Nice. Like new.

Great Product

By Jon M., submitted April 7, 2010

Comments: Happy with Pelican Parts products! Thank you!

Applications:		Quantity required
	Boxster 987 (2005-Present)	1
	996 (1999-2005) (from 03)	1
	996 Turbo (1999-2005) (from 03)	1
	997 (2005-Present)	1
	Cayenne (2003-Present)	1
	Boxster (2005-2008)	1
	Cayman (2006-2008)	1
	997 (2005-2008)	1
	997 Turbo (2005-2008)	1
	997 GT3 (2007-Present)	1
	996 GT3 (2004-2005) (from 03)	1