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deano59 05-05-2014 05:49 PM

who makes soft tops
 
hi all
as title says im wondering who makes soft tops esp in Adelaide . ? any recommendations . as im still exploring all options in my hunt for a cobra I see some nice cars but don't have a soft top .
so as balance my budget ant taking all things into account I need to find out the price on getting one made if need be so has any one used a particular trimmer they have been happy with .

cheers dean

Donunder 05-06-2014 01:00 AM

The Queensland DRB on your other thread has a soft-top.

Problem solved -- one of the very best Cobras on the market today, AND you don't have to worry about finding an upholsterer!

deano59 05-06-2014 01:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Donunder (Post 1299066)
The Queensland DRB on your other thread has a soft-top.

Problem solved -- one of the very best Cobras on the market today, AND you don't have to worry about finding an upholsterer!

lol yeah I know that
the owner and myself just cant come to a agreement at this stage %/ but I haven't given up hope . the car will cost me closer to 75g by the time I fly to qld /transport the car back pay stamp duty and rego here in south aust so it all adds up . I know that's not the owners problem but what I have to spend is a few grand short of that without having to take out a loan . I sort of promised the mrs that I could put us into a cobra without doing that . so at this stage keeping all options open .

as someone told me there are more cobras for sale than there are people looking to buy them ive waited 15 yrs since my last cobra a little while longer wont kill me . :-)

Donunder 05-06-2014 01:54 AM

Fair enough mate ...

Chook 05-06-2014 06:40 AM

Deano - try calling the car manufacturers of the cars you're looking at ie DRB, G-Force, RMC etc. that way if you buy the car from their home state you could have it done after purchase OR see who they suggest in your state maybe?

leroy17 05-06-2014 01:10 PM

Gloves, beanie, jacket and a chamois....... cheaper than a soft-top.

Z-linkCobra 05-06-2014 04:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by deano59 (Post 1299067)
lol yeah I know that
the owner and myself just cant come to a agreement at this stage %/ but I haven't given up hope . the car will cost me closer to 75g by the time I fly to qld /transport the car back pay stamp duty and rego here in south aust so it all adds up . I know that's not the owners problem but what I have to spend is a few grand short of that without having to take out a loan . I sort of promised the mrs that I could put us into a cobra without doing that . so at this stage keeping all options open .

as someone told me there are more cobras for sale than there are people looking to buy them ive waited 15 yrs since my last cobra a little while longer wont kill me . :-)


Easier to beg for forgiveness then to ask for permission...lol.

leroy17 05-06-2014 05:39 PM

The price of admission is soon forgotton with the joy of ownership.

Sometime you need to look beyond the upfront price, its not what its costs you now...... its what it could cost you in the future.

First expense is your only expense.

I am sure there are many sayings.... as I am sure there are many owners who purchased to a budget, and have since gone well beyond that with needed work.

deano59 05-06-2014 07:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by leroy17 (Post 1299233)
The price of admission is soon forgotton with the joy of ownership.

Sometime you need to look beyond the upfront price, its not what its costs you now...... its what it could cost you in the future.

First expense is your only expense.

I am sure there are many sayings.... as I am sure there are many owners who purchased to a budget, and have since gone well beyond that with needed work.

lol @ first expense is your only expense that's what I told her yrs ago when I bought my first race car .. I don't think I will get away with that one again after about 10 engines and god knows how many set of tyres later in the last 30 yrs ..

BMK 05-06-2014 07:17 PM

Trim Shop - Thomastown Victoia

DaleG 05-08-2014 04:30 PM

I assume we all use the same windscreen; if so, then one of the roadster tops in the following page from FFR might work for you. I had the $1600 US one on my last build; as good as any 50s or 60's Brit sports car top.

You could also check with Rod Tops http://www.rodtops.com/pdf/RodTops-F...ers-Manual.pdf re dimensions of your roadster vs. FFR's. Rod Tops make the FFR Premium tops, and they are NICE!

Cheers, Dale

deano59 05-08-2014 06:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DaleG (Post 1299567)
I assume we all use the same windscreen; if so, then one of the roadster tops in the following page from FFR might work for you. I had the $1600 US one on my last build; as good as any 50s or 60's Brit sports car top.

You could also check with Rod Tops http://www.rodtops.com/pdf/RodTops-F...ers-Manual.pdf re dimensions of your roadster vs. FFR's. Rod Tops make the FFR Premium tops, and they are NICE!

Cheers, Dale

thanks for the link dale they look a quality product


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