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elanfan1 wrote:Mimic-ing a hardtop shape I reckon that'd look quite cool but how would you fit one around the window frames. Probably very expensive to do too.
I think, maybe, Gerald was referring to something other than "plexiglass"...clear vinyl for a soft top????
However, similar idea has been discussed here:
http://forum.miata.net/vb/archive/index ... 60981.html
Looking "cool" is one thing...keeping cool is another with the greenhouse effect!
(I've been trying to find a pic of the "Bubble Top" fitted to a Healey...by Williams & Pritchard I think.)
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kerryblu wrote::oops: maybe the wronge name for the material, I was thinking of the plastic material that we see through in the soft top, use an old soft top as a pattern and sow it together. Gerald.
Intriguing idea!
Don't know, but suspect rear window material would not have appropriate mech props.
Maybe something like the stuff used here?????????????
http://www.steelguardsafety.com/body_shop_curtains.htm
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Hi Richard,
Afraid a bit to up market for me, I made a trailer-tent before, so I was thinking of the material used in tent windows or a boat canopy. On the west coast of Ireland no sun more cloudy, so just a cheap project to do, so as to use the car more.Also thinking of getting a mohiar S/T of a big car, and using my soft top as a patturn for that too.
Gerald.
S4 70 dhc oew.
Afraid a bit to up market for me, I made a trailer-tent before, so I was thinking of the material used in tent windows or a boat canopy. On the west coast of Ireland no sun more cloudy, so just a cheap project to do, so as to use the car more.Also thinking of getting a mohiar S/T of a big car, and using my soft top as a patturn for that too.
Gerald.
S4 70 dhc oew.
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