Spoon style hardtop
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Originally Posted by FASTSIIK,Aug 25 2010, 06:37 AM
No this hasn't been accomplished yet, its just wishful thinking. 
would you take a picture of how your rear section secures?
would you take a picture of how your rear section secures?
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Originally Posted by GrandMasterKhan,Aug 25 2010, 10:44 PM
I secured my section with thumbs screws. It takes 30 seconds tops to unbolt the rear section.
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the metal brackets which are inside the rear section had threaded holes. Since they were aluminum they eventually stripped out.
I then JB welded nuts on the inside of new brackets which did not have threaded holes. This allows me to use a thumb screw and hold the rear section tight, but easily remove it if needed. I dont need any tools to remove the rear section.
I then JB welded nuts on the inside of new brackets which did not have threaded holes. This allows me to use a thumb screw and hold the rear section tight, but easily remove it if needed. I dont need any tools to remove the rear section.
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Originally Posted by FASTSIIK,Aug 26 2010, 06:13 AM
Sorry I should have specified, but I meant a pic from the inside of the nut and bolt that hold the 2nd section on. But the CF looks good on white 
But ya.. I will post pics of the inside wer the hinges are at.