ERA Tonneau Cover

[ERA Chas]

Originally Posted by patrickt

None of the roadsters I have owned in my life have had a tonneau. I'll reduce my questions down to one, since it's obvious no one gives a shi* to answer me -- can you drive your Cobra comfortably with a tonneau on it?

I immediately developed that sense of humor when I saw those two appendages sprouting from your car.

Pat et al-forget driving with the cover in place. Above 40 mph it wants to beat the scheiss out of your paint and tear itself off the car. Not good for your mounting studs.

It's best purpose is to keep the interior covered when parked. Keeps out falling leaves, debris and glomy hands.
Also keeps the sun's UV off your wool and leather.

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by ERA Chas

Pat et al-forget driving with the cover in place. Above 40 mph it wants to beat the scheiss out of your paint and tear itself off the car. Not good for your mounting studs ... It's best purpose is to keep the interior covered when parked. Keeps out falling leaves, debris and glomy hands..

That is exactly what I wanted to know. Thanks.