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Re: RE: hardtop storage




  Like you, my hard top is propped up against the garage wall and
doesn't get moved unless I move house. It hasn't been on the car for 15
years as I only drive it on dry, reasonably warm days. Indeed, the soft
top only sees the light of day very rarely,
                                                           Stan Barnett.

On Fri, 14 Aug 1998 09:03:54 +0100 Richard Hudson <[email protected]> 
wrote:
>Me to please.. 
>
>My hardtop is standing on a wood block in the shed and tie to the wall
>with my old tow rope..
>
>Although I never use it, I do need to move it from time to time and it
>is a bit cumbersome and heavy.
>
>Regards
>
>Richard Hudson
>73 Auto White Stag
>
>	-----Original Message-----
>	From:	Lenny Seidman [SMTP:[email protected]]
>	Sent:	13 August 1998 22:53
>	To:	The Browns
>	Cc:	[email protected]; [email protected]
>	Subject:	Re: hardtop storage
>
>	Darwin,
>	Have you got a photo of the dolly you might be able to email me?
>
>	Thanks,
>
>	Lenny Seidman
>
>
>	The Browns wrote:
>	> 
>	> I have my hardtop stored vertically on a aluminum dolly, I
>bought from a
>	> Mercedes dealer for $150.  It would be very simple to build.
>It measures
>	> about 17D"x32L"x26"H.  It is made out of 11/4"x1/4" aluminum
>extrusions,
>	> bent and bolted together, with four furniture wheels inserted
>on the base.
>	> There are rubber pads where the top contacts the extrusions.
>This allows me
>	> to wheel the top around the garage.
>	> 
>	> Darwin Brown
>	> '71 Stag
>	> 65 TR4
>	> 
>	> -----Original Message-----
>	> From: David McDougall <[email protected]>
>	> To: [email protected] <[email protected]>
>	> Date: Tuesday, August 11, 1998 2:53 AM
>	> Subject: hardtop storage
>	> 
>	> >Hi,
>	> >
>	> >The sun has finally stayed out long enough for me to go for a
>spin
>	> >in the Stag after work, and take it to the club meeting last
>night.
>	> >It's even going to be sunny today. So I'll probably be out
>again
>	> >tonight.
>	> >Hell, I might even WASH the car!
>	> >In answer to Thomas Santee's question about hardtop storage.
>	> >A club member told me last night that he clamped an old style
>roof rack
>	> >to the top, then suspends the whole thing from the garage
>roof beams.
>	> >I've also read of someone feeding a strong rope through the
>side
>	> >windows,
>	> >and loops round the front handles. Then using block/tackle.
>	> >
>	> >Cheers,
>	> >
>	> >--
>	> >David McDougall |  Mailto:[email protected]
>	> >(Accounts Dept) |  Tel: +44 (0)131 467 8413
>	> >MRC Human Genetics Unit |  Fax: +44 (0)131 343 2620
>	> >Western General Hospital |  www:http://www.hgu.mrc.ac.uk
>	> >Crewe Road, Edinburgh, EH4 2XU.
>	> >-----
>	> >
>	> >
>
>	-- 
>	Lenny Seidman
>	Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, USA  
>	email: [email protected]


S.A.Barnett,
Deputy Director of Estates,
Estates Department,
University of Kent,
Canterbury,
Kent, CT2 7NN.

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