Fixing bent tonneau cover?
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That cover is:
1) Real ugly
2) Real expensive
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Originally Posted by rustbucketrex' timestamp='1457455275' post='23902379
That cover is:
1) Real ugly
2) Real expensive
Drive Safe, Always
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Originally Posted by Encyclo' timestamp='1457487401' post='23902845
[quote name='rustbucketrex' timestamp='1457455275' post='23902379']
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-S2000-...YAAOSwWnFWBFu-
Try this
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-S2000-...YAAOSwWnFWBFu-
Try this
That cover is:
1) Real ugly
2) Real expensive
Drive Safe, Always
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Hey Rustbucket,
Just trying to put some humor in this post, nothing personal
Drive Safe, always
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Thanks for sending that link--I had found that one as well and yeah, I can't get over the look...I could see myself spending $50 MAX on it just from a function perspective, but otherwise I'd prefer to just drive without the cover haha.
Thanks again!
Thanks again!
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While I agree that it has a very utilitarian look to it...definitely not designed primarily for looks...I don't find it terribly ugly either...
Seems to me it would be a good lightweight cover to prevent debris from getting into the inside of the soft top assembly...
That said, I completely agree that the price is pretty outrageous...
Seems to me it would be a good lightweight cover to prevent debris from getting into the inside of the soft top assembly...
That said, I completely agree that the price is pretty outrageous...
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Originally Posted by TMH44' timestamp='1457739758' post='23906017
Yeah exactly--if I decide to give up on the OEM one I have, I may just engineer something similar myself for less money 
Gigby is right!!
The list of folks who've put the tonneau cover on more than once is a very short list!
It's mostly folks who leave their top down all the time and thus leave the cover on.
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I have yet to get mine on as it still isn't the right shape, but in a previous life I sold sports cars for a living and put several on other S2000s...it is finicky, but if I'm going to do a long day with the top down the entire time it's worth it to me.
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The only time I really take it off (Besides washing the car) is taking off on a trip. I don't want to take up space in the trunk with that. I really like putting the top up or down in seconds.
Around home, however, it keeps things clean and keeps the sun damage down to a minimum. In California, that can be many months with the top down. It does look a lot nicer with the cover on.
Around home, however, it keeps things clean and keeps the sun damage down to a minimum. In California, that can be many months with the top down. It does look a lot nicer with the cover on.