Claudia I know a place not far from the shop that will sew you a new top cheap I will bring you the info
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I should have insisted we just cut that floppy part of the tub off, and tube out the rear. Would have made the H55 dealio much easier, too.
Dude! Ya shouda called. We were at lunch. All that carnage makes us hungry!!Stopped by to check it out but you guys were AWOL. Dang! Looking good
Good chance we will still be there mutilating more of Claudia's 40.I will drop by on Monday in the afternoon.
although we were temporarily distracted . . .
I want that top
my softtop decided to give in to the dry AZ heat last year before Cruise Moab: cracks developed in the windows (temporarily fixed with clear packing tape ), a branch ripped kaput one of the zippers (some drama to get that fixed 3 weeks before Cruise Moab ), and then more windows cracked in Moab when I tried to roll them up
I would really like a white top in Arizona (ever since after the 2012 Cruise Moab, I have been running my bikini top) - but the cost for custom was quoted at around $1500-$1800 even with the old top as the pattern
I do care much for the FST look; I am fine with the Bestop look - so I called them today to inquire about a white or grey top; but even a 10-top potential group buy (I just made it up for the inquiry), they wouldn't budge from their "only black, we don't do custom, and any other color would custom, which we don't do"
right now, my thinking is this: I have a white bikini top (homemade ) that is proven to work - it even got me through this winter in AZ - I might as well try black for the full softtop; which I am more likely to put on in the winter, anyway, when heat is not as much of an issue - and if I don't like it, I can still go custom and sell the black top - black will work well, as far as looks go, would also obviate the need to paint the new black Bushwacker fender flares I won at Cruise Moab several years ago
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Big metal tools are usually of little help.
Ran the latches in the ultrasonic, cleaned nicely, before they were stiff, now move freely. Still have a date with the sandblaster before paint.