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Old 02-12-2005, 03:07 AM
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Hi all im looking for anyone with an antique and collectible body with a tonneau cover. anyone with pics and info where you purchased it would be great. or ifanyone has a pattern to copy that would be wonderful. thanks Neil
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hi guys have you seen John pollings tonneau cover? check out his pics, looks nice, i think i will have something like that made.
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I bought a tonneau cover for my ERA that I've never used. The lift a dot snap hardware hasn't even been installed on it yet. I have no idea if it'll fit an A&C but I've been planning on selling it. ERA sells it for $250. I'd part with it for $150. Let me know if anyone's interested.

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Hi all, on the tonneau cover, im having an upholstery shop fab one for me, they reccommended using plastic with two faced tape, and draw out how i wanted it with a cutout for steering wheel and height . i used John Pollings pics for an idea. the only other thing is im not fitting it around the roll bar.when i pick it up i'll send anyone a pic of it, if interested they are going to make a pattern of it. thanks Neil
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I'd be interested in a pattern. Also you may want to consider using the Tenax Fasteners instead of the snaps or 'lift the dot'.

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thanks roscoe, are you familiar with tennax fasteners, and which would be the best for my application. i have emailed the company for info. thanks Neil
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