Homemade window protector + hardtop storage pics
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Homemade window protector + hardtop storage pics
OK, the BMW Z3 trolley is in action at
http://www.ireallywanna.com/hardtop/hardtop.htm
plus there's a couple of pics of my rear window protector I'm using for the winter period. It's a roll of fibre type packaging stuff (from Viking Office Supplies) covered with a soft black fabric (from a local shop).
Pete
http://www.ireallywanna.com/hardtop/hardtop.htm
plus there's a couple of pics of my rear window protector I'm using for the winter period. It's a roll of fibre type packaging stuff (from Viking Office Supplies) covered with a soft black fabric (from a local shop).
Pete
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very natty..........another solution for the rear screen is to buy a length of foam plastic pipe lagging from Homebase or similar....does the job perfectly and no need to cover in fabric.
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very natty..........another solution for the rear screen is to buy a length of foam plastic pipe lagging from Homebase or similar....does the job perfectly and no need to cover in fabric.
very natty..........another solution for the rear screen is to buy a length of foam plastic pipe lagging from Homebase or similar....does the job perfectly and no need to cover in fabric.
Pete
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Pete,
cheers for the pics. Have to ask how much is the Z3 stand as I fancy one of those.
My car has been sporting a hardtop for two weeks now but I cannot resist the urge to keep taking it off whenever the sun comes out and leaving it in the hallway is upseting folk in my house.
I found the Honda S2000 stand on the japanese website and then found the part number on the German site. Armed with this info I went to my delaer who found the part on his system and the rrp was over
cheers for the pics. Have to ask how much is the Z3 stand as I fancy one of those.
My car has been sporting a hardtop for two weeks now but I cannot resist the urge to keep taking it off whenever the sun comes out and leaving it in the hallway is upseting folk in my house.
I found the Honda S2000 stand on the japanese website and then found the part number on the German site. Armed with this info I went to my delaer who found the part on his system and the rrp was over
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