911 Cab Tonneau Cover
12-26-2003, 05:33 PM
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911 Cab Tonneau Cover
I recently purchased a tonneau cover for my car. Any thoughts on using one? Pros/cons?
The cover that I bought (on eBay) is blue and I want it to be black. Any recommendations for someone who may be able to dye it?? I live in Pa.
The cover that I bought (on eBay) is blue and I want it to be black. Any recommendations for someone who may be able to dye it?? I live in Pa.
12-26-2003, 11:19 PM
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Hey Guys!
I'm the person selling the black tonneau on the Pelican BBS (Thanks for the plug Steve W).
Using a tonneau is really fun and it truly gives you the feel of driving a retro convertible. It's great when the canvas is still strong and not flimsy and you have it mounted really tight on the car... especially at highway speeds. It's pretty cool using a tonneau because they are so rare and get a lot of attention.
The only downside really is that you cannot use a windstop... that's why I'm selling mine.
Good Luck,
Steve
I'm the person selling the black tonneau on the Pelican BBS (Thanks for the plug Steve W).
Using a tonneau is really fun and it truly gives you the feel of driving a retro convertible. It's great when the canvas is still strong and not flimsy and you have it mounted really tight on the car... especially at highway speeds. It's pretty cool using a tonneau because they are so rare and get a lot of attention.
The only downside really is that you cannot use a windstop... that's why I'm selling mine.
Good Luck,
Steve
12-28-2003, 12:11 PM
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Check out www.leatherique.com for dye. New personal experience, but I've heard several people rave about their dye products.
