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The Classic Marque

No trick. Where did you get that seal or was it on the car when you bought it?

Thanks again Paul,

There was a little more dismantling than my description above. Wind wings had to come off (easy) and whole RHS frame-end eased off the glass corner at bottom RHS to expose the end of the channel. Not a big deal, but did mean disturbing the glass sealant in that corner. May require a drop of new sealant upon reassembly.

Worryingly, the wavy condition of the o...

I used to hang mine on the wall on a bracket too Gryf. But I kept adding clutter, and shelves to keep the clutter. Lol. So up was the only choice left. 😆.

John - just get on to Paul at NTG in Ipswich, mate. I saw their stock when I visited there this week. Cheers. John.

Nicely done! I hang mine on a wall bracket when not in use.

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Should do Rob, if not then using a sharp box knife you can cut it along the channel edge. Be very careful cutting towards yourself so you dont slip.

How old is that strip? Looks like it has been subject to a fair degree of heat almost?

According to YouGov latest poll.

Abolishing the current two-child cap on benefits?

The majority think it was wrong to scrap the two-child benefit cap (56%), --


--- with the same number saying so of freezing tax thresholds, while 50% are also unhappy with new caps on salary sacrifice schemes for pensions (compared to 21% who think it was the right thing to do).
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I gather the unit is a parallel thread, not tapered.

Thankyou to those who so far have given answers to my query.

Rob

Up and out of the way.

Yep a hardtop is a boon to say the least.

Useful in more ways than one. 😉 😄

I've had my hardtop for over 40 years. Wouldn't be without it. When not in use I hoist it up in my garage. In winter if there is a nice sunny day, it only take a few min's to whip it off. I paid 100 quid for it, and I reckon that was a real bargain.