Cab Q. - changing rear plastic on soft top
And pocket 60% profit.
OK! I will post pics. later for you. By the way, look like a good deal and workmanship.
MeanMachine,
I've basically given up on ALL dealerships in Kuwait. Behbehani's is ridiculous and I need not tell you more about that since you're a Porsche owner! Their spare parts prices, workshop for body/paint, and their garage for service/maintenance all have nothing on independent garages. I'd much rather spend my money at a place owned by someone I consider a friend and keep my business there.
That being said, the 80KD for a piece of plastic and some stitches at I7saan's is still a lot of money when you break it down to his real cost. But given all your realistic alternative choices, it does come out like the best deal out there IMHO.
I can only imagine that the dealer would've charged me no less than 300KD for LESS work (i.e. pressing, not stitching).
Might have to make a day out of it and go mess with them to test this theory. 
daytrader:
Thanks a lot, and I'm glad that you think so.
I've basically given up on ALL dealerships in Kuwait. Behbehani's is ridiculous and I need not tell you more about that since you're a Porsche owner! Their spare parts prices, workshop for body/paint, and their garage for service/maintenance all have nothing on independent garages. I'd much rather spend my money at a place owned by someone I consider a friend and keep my business there.

That being said, the 80KD for a piece of plastic and some stitches at I7saan's is still a lot of money when you break it down to his real cost. But given all your realistic alternative choices, it does come out like the best deal out there IMHO.
I can only imagine that the dealer would've charged me no less than 300KD for LESS work (i.e. pressing, not stitching).
Might have to make a day out of it and go mess with them to test this theory. 
daytrader:
Thanks a lot, and I'm glad that you think so.
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