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Old 06-06-2018, 08:38 PM
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As per the title, I need a rear blind suitable for rebuilding. The colour doesn't matter but I want the parts that will be reused for the rebuilt blind to be in excellent shape. My shipper is in OH.

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Old 06-07-2018, 09:39 AM
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check this out.

https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...ar+cargo+cover
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Interesting thread you posted, I still don't have a cover as yet. I have one lead and are following it up. Happy to hear from anybody that can help.
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Rich makes a very nice cover.

If you are interested in making one yourself (or having one made), here is a thread that shows how to do it (including making the hardware):

https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...age-cover.html

I got the bobbins from 928 International, and the rest from the hardware store. Vinyl from the fabric store. It was very easy to make and works quite well.
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Originally Posted by Wisconsin Joe
Rich makes a very nice cover.

If you are interested in making one yourself (or having one made), here is a thread that shows how to do it (including making the hardware):

https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...age-cover.html

I got the bobbins from 928 International, and the rest from the hardware store. Vinyl from the fabric store. It was very easy to make and works quite well.
Most of the parts are NLA but we do have 22 new bobbins in stock
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Greg,

I don't know what "quality" you want (ie, factory/OEM), or whether you're okay with a DIY solution which it sounds like (which can be as good as OEM if you have good needlework skills).

Last year I purchased a "ragged" cover from Parts Heaven in Hayward, CA (https://www.partsheaven.com/) with the intent of using only the hardware. I found a thread somewhere here on Rennlist (I think someone posted the link in a post above) that had some dimensions to cutting the pattern, and went to a fabric store and purchased some color-matched vinyl. I had my wife cut and seam the pattern. Meanwhile, I purchased some "bungee" cord via Amazon, and a few "bobbins" as Mark mentions and essentially built my own. Total cost was under $100 and that includes the zipper down the middle on the seat portion. If you can't find the hardware, you could easily fabricate it yourself if you're not all-thumbs.

I have the pattern cut out in cardboard and can replicate on butcher paper or equivalent and send it to you... at least it'll save you some time. Send me a PM if you want me to replicate the template for you.



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