Hardtop Storage
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Hardtop Storage
Hi,
I've recently bought an S2000 GT. The Hartop part of it is a nice option, but I'm now left with the problem of storing it when it rises above 10
I've recently bought an S2000 GT. The Hartop part of it is a nice option, but I'm now left with the problem of storing it when it rises above 10
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If you have the space you could always build yourself a stand from PVC piping like I did. Mine sits outside behind the shed, with a waterproof covering over it.
The diagram I used to build my stand from
Just make sure you buy all the bits from one shop as I found that different traders fittings don't always match up in size. Don't forget to put a nice soft layer of fabric over the HT first, then something waterproof. I've since replaced my waterproof cover with one that didn't have large holes in the side
The diagram I used to build my stand from
Just make sure you buy all the bits from one shop as I found that different traders fittings don't always match up in size. Don't forget to put a nice soft layer of fabric over the HT first, then something waterproof. I've since replaced my waterproof cover with one that didn't have large holes in the side
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How about something like this (if you have a bit of garden or patio)?
http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav/nav.jsp?...s=1171571034608
Or rent a garage and make one of these:
http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav/nav.jsp?...s=1171571034608
Or rent a garage and make one of these:
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I leave mine in my shed.
Oh, if you are selling your hardtop when the weather starts to get nice, and buying another when the weather starts getting crappy - you are unlikely to make a profit
Oh, if you are selling your hardtop when the weather starts to get nice, and buying another when the weather starts getting crappy - you are unlikely to make a profit
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