Damn hardtop
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Originally Posted by koala,Mar 3 2006, 10:07 PM
I honestly dont think there is enough room to do that in this little garage here at the townhouse. If we have a meet in red deer this year, maybe I could take a bit of your time to take a look at what I have here, see if you think it's doable.. I'm no good when it comes to stuff like that!
And as for keeping it on all the time, yes I did say that and I guess I probably should buy you and Ian both a beer because you both probably knew deep down I wasn't going to keep it on 365 days a year
And as for keeping it on all the time, yes I did say that and I guess I probably should buy you and Ian both a beer because you both probably knew deep down I wasn't going to keep it on 365 days a year
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Originally Posted by Calgarian,Mar 5 2006, 03:43 PM
If you're having doubts now just wait until I pull up on a hot summer day and hit the switch. That'll spell the end of the hard top aleast during summer.
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I built one of those hardtop stands out of PVC pipe...works great! With the hardtop on the stand directly in front of my car it only takes up about 2.5' (I'd have to measure it though). The S2000 isn't that long of a car, could this work for you?
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Originally Posted by mikerpm,Mar 6 2006, 06:45 AM
I built one of those hardtop stands out of PVC pipe...works great! With the hardtop on the stand directly in front of my car it only takes up about 2.5' (I'd have to measure it though). The S2000 isn't that long of a car, could this work for you?
I was going to build a stand out of PVC pipe before I sold my house, had tons of room there (actually, I had enough to just lay it on the ground in front of the car)
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Originally Posted by VTR_Gary,Mar 6 2006, 05:22 PM
If you have rafters and back the car in, then the top really only needs to be 3 inches above the car... Cake I say. Cake.
Kevin (kedo) stopped by today and he has been gracious enough to offer his services. We're gonna try and set up a contraption in the next few weeks.
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