YOUR RESEARCHHard Top Stand
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Thinking ahead of course....but I really would like to find a storgae space for my hard top when the weather improves. I had thought about hanging it on the garage wall as space is a bit limited in there. Has anyone fabricated their own like this - is it possible - and apart from the metal - what else is suggested to protect it? thanks for any advice Alex Migration info. Legacy thread was 107458
I've got a proper stand now, but last year I stood the hardtop on some cushions and protected it from the wall by resting it on some pillows. Then tied it with rope to a rafter to prevent it from moving, and lastly covered it in a bag that a mattress had come in and then with some sheets. Seemed to survive just fine.........they do come up from time to time on ebay I believe. Migration info. Legacy thread was 107461
Migration info. Legacy thread was 107495
Hi Alex, Could you PM me. Ive an excellent idea for you,but dont want to break any forum rules! You'll be very pleasantly suprised! Best wishes Mike Migration info. Legacy thread was 107646
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