Hi. Anyone got a knackered hood and/or sidescreens? I need to make a pattern so that I can make the necessary items in order to stop the rain and weather prematurely ageing me! Any help would be greatfully appreciated.
Make sure its the right pattern - SWB or LWB as per your car as I once ordered a tonneau but its was SWB and mine is LWB Laing & Potter used to do these in Plymouth but Chris Wassiname? has moved on I believe Good luck Peter
Hi. Thanks for the advice. My trimmer friend owes me a big favour and, given a suitable pattern (SWB), he will run me up a hood out of double-duck. As for side-screens I am manufacturing these as rigid itmes with sliding perspex windows. As these items progress I will post the relative information. Brod
Many thanks for the advice. I am grateful. My trimmer, given a suitable pattern, will make me a hood out of double duck (trimmer owes me a favour). As for the sidescreens, I will manufacture these with sliding perspex.
Thanks again
Brod
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Also if you dont have em, make up some hinged quarterlights as these will help reduce buffeting when driving topless (thats the car by the way) I havent had my hood on for about 6 months tho! Regards Pete
Make sure its the right pattern - SWB or LWB as per your car as I once ordered a tonneau but its was SWB and mine is LWB Laing & Potter used to do these in Plymouth but Chris Wassiname? has moved on I believe Good luck Peter
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ReplyDeleteMany thanks for the advice. I am grateful. My trimmer, given a suitable pattern, will make me a hood out of double duck (trimmer owes me a favour). As for the sidescreens, I will manufacture these with sliding perspex.
Thanks again
Brod
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Also if you dont have em, make up some hinged quarterlights as these will help reduce buffeting when driving topless (thats the car by the way) I havent had my hood on for about 6 months tho! Regards Pete
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