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Old 02-21-2007, 08:56 PM
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Joe,

This is the best write-up I have seen for this job. I am replacing mine this spring and i'm not sure if I'm gonna let my upholstery guy do it or not. I tend to tackle any job on my own, this one does intimidate me a lil bit.

I definately feel more confident with this write-up and am sold on the Robbins top.

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Old 02-22-2007, 04:58 PM
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I know this sounds gay but I love you! Thank You for posting the pics back up as my install will start in the early morning! God Bless You!
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Wow you def. did a lot more than I...

I didnt find it necessary to take the center console and roll hoops out but w/e...

AWESOME WRITE UP !

I just hope it wouldve been here when I had to change my top...grrr
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Old 02-22-2007, 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by basslover911,Feb 22 2007, 09:46 PM
Wow you def. did a lot more than I...

I didnt find it necessary to take the center console and roll hoops out but w/e...

AWESOME WRITE UP !

I just hope it wouldve been here when I had to change my top...grrr
I guess technically you don't have to. The added space to work in is definitely worth the extra few minutes of taking them out though.
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I just slid into the trunk... Not too difficult if you aren't too big.
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awesome right up
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great DIY, I had this EXACT same thing happen to my top, although I'm probably going to get a hard top
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awesomeness!!
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This is an amazingly in-depth write up. Thanks for all your effort.
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Originally Posted by s2000june,Feb 25 2007, 02:49 PM
awesome write up
Fixed!

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