Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, Skimlinks, and others.
I slipped my straps around the roll bar out of the way of passenger heads you can seen here:It will work for now, but will eventually have to figure out a better way to strap the top down when I add the rear jump seats. If left like it currently is, it would be a pain for anyone sitting in the jump seats.
It looks pretty sturdy, and its probably better too tight than too loose - you don't want that flapping around at 60mph and exposing you to the elements.With the roll bar installed, I also got a couple of black bikini tops for my year round summer weather here in Hawaii. They both are a little too small and fit a little too tight.
That’s a good idea. I thought about doing that but didn’t want to rub on the new paint job. But will probably go to that once the rear jump seats are restored and installed.I slipped my straps around the roll bar out of the way of passenger heads you can seen here:
View attachment 3593993
Given your bar is new and shiny, you might get some chaffing from the straps so it may not be a great solution.
Very true! That is also applicable to the bikini top I just installed on my 40It looks pretty sturdy, and its probably better too tight than too loose - you don't want that flapping around at 60mph and exposing you to the elements.
Well now it’s fair game because I was going to say earlier that’s what he said.Very true! That is also applicable to the bikini top I just installed on my 40.
I think that one was a Specter off-road top. It was more canvas/denim type material that was gray and didn't get soft or stretch in the summer sun like the shiny vinyl tops I used to run on older cruisers. I really liked the material but it eventually came un-stitched one too many times after 10 years. I did have to replace the plastic buckles as they got brittle being in the sun as well. I think the thread used was not UV stable if that kind of thing even exists.That’s a good idea. I thought about doing that but didn’t want to rub on the new paint job. But will probably go to that once the rear jump seats are restored and installed.
BTW, do you happen to have the part number for your bikini top? Is it bestop? Yours seems to fit way better and I know there are a bunch out there.
I was going to order the family style bikini but ended up making it on my own with my wife.That’s a good idea. I thought about doing that but didn’t want to rub on the new paint job. But will probably go to that once the rear jump seats are restored and installed.
BTW, do you happen to have the part number for your bikini top? Is it bestop? Yours seems to fit way better and I know there are a bunch out there.
“A couple”Got the propeller mount from AA and everything welded in and bolted down. Celebrated with a couple fingers of bourbon my son sent down for Christmas.
View attachment 3594505
View attachment 3594506
View attachment 3594508
FAT fingers!“A couple”
Looking great
You have to make up for the ice cubes!FAT fingers!
Better swing that compass for installation around all that iron.View attachment 3594955Cool old wet compass so now I know which way I’m going!!