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IIRC, they latch in much the same way as the hardtop, with the obvious exception of not latching into the windscreen. I don't believe they were more than $2000 painted. The only caveat was being able to store them - the top obviously would not go up with the speed humps in place, and I *think* they maybe bearly fit in the trunk of the 986. Perhaps a 986 owner could enlighten us. Hey there, I had the humps on my old 986, from the dealer. They were $1200 US. painted with my PCA discount. They felt kind of cheap but looked beautiful installed. They were pretty easy to install, there were 4 straps and a few clips to hold them down. I was even able to use the wind blocker when they were on. They came with 2 pouches and fit very easily in the rear trunk. I hope they make them for the 987, I'll be buying them as soon as I can. I love the way a Boxster looks with them on.