I have a 72 body and was going to match it with a 74 targa top, but I found 2 holes in the frame above the windshield that I don't remember in my 74 donor car.
Note: picture shown is without top targa seal in place.
Do I have a problem?
Not sure what those holes are for, but the 72 will not fit a 74.
Here is a guide to help you
http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=73129&hl=Targa+top
Those holes/slots are for roof racks. Has nothing to do with the targa top.
The roof will fit, but you'll have to change the seals on the sides of the top to match the style (early/late) of the windows.
Except, I'm not sure if the early seals are still available...
--DD
I think those holes are for an optional ski rack.
Must be for an S model
See 914Rubber.com. He might help. Or, find the right year top.
Thanks for all the answers. It seems that solving the question about the slots (roof rack mounting holes) has led me down a different path with more tbd's. I do have the original roof (minus the parts I robbed to rebuild this one) that came with the roller, but it is 200 miles from here along with my 74 donor that my current roof came from. I guess it's ROAD TRIP time !! In retrospect - I didn't think the seals were fitting correctly, but was waiting to fit the roll bar pad, latches, and trim before really worrying about it.
There were multiple types of ski rack available, actually. (Not sure of the sources for them, though. Jeff B would probably know.) One mounted to those three holes, and also to the towing eye hole in the bumper. The skis stuck up at an angle.
Another type used the three holes you show behind the driver's head, and the other three behind the passenger's head. The skis went across the back of the roof line.
Another rack, which could be used for skis or other stuff, had tabs that stuck in the holes in the windshield frame, and the rear of the rack bolted to the holes that you show in the Targa bar.
So you are partly correct, but also partly incorrect.
--DD
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