Fiberglass Convertible Tonneau Covers
08-08-2009, 04:13 PM
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Fiberglass Convertible Tonneau Covers These do not come available very often. Search eBay for item 230365171244. I have no connection with the seller nor do I have any idea the condition. They are a pain to store (I hang mine on the garage wall when it is not on the car) and if you encounter bad weather with them on the car, you're screwed. Some folks have asked about mine so I thought I would post this up. Tom
08-09-2009, 05:28 PM
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I leave mine bolted together all the time and (at age 64) can install it by myself with no problem.
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If a manufacturer has everything needed for shipping, then the $100.00 shipping might be a little high. If you are doing a one time shipment, my opinion is that's pretty reasonable if you want the thing to arrive in good shape. The person I purchased from built a substantial wooden crate to protect them during shipping. My guess is he lost money on the shipping and I think I paid around $100.00 to ship.
08-09-2009, 08:27 PM
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If a manufacturer has everything needed for shipping, then the $100.00 shipping might be a little high. If you are doing a one time shipment, my opinion is that's pretty reasonable if you want the thing to arrive in good shape. The person I purchased from built a substantial wooden crate to protect them during shipping. My guess is he lost money on the shipping and I think I paid around $100.00 to ship.
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08-09-2009, 11:38 PM
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A little bit hard to answer because the front flange slopes forward as it goes down. From the trunk lid area to where the front flange starts is almost exactly 36" (on mine). The slope forward might add another 1 to 1.5". to the bottom of the flange.
I leave mine bolted together all the time and (at age 64) can install it by myself with no problem.
I leave mine bolted together all the time and (at age 64) can install it by myself with no problem.
These are on my list of things to do as soon as I am done with 408 swap.
08-10-2009, 12:11 PM
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LOL, J/K good for you man, way to stay young!
And their shipping cost is the cheapest on ebay for these covers, the others were $125 and up!
(in fact w/their buy now price this is the cheapest one on eBay including shipping)
LOL, J/K good for you man, way to stay young!And their shipping cost is the cheapest on ebay for these covers, the others were $125 and up!
(in fact w/their buy now price this is the cheapest one on eBay including shipping)
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08-27-2009, 08:15 AM
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Here is another one in case you missed out on the last one. Search eBay for item 330355135787 It says it is located in Ellabell, Georgia. I have no connection with the seller nor do I have any idea of the actual condition. For what it is worth, mine also has a very small stress crack near the seat belt access hole.
