A Reason Why We Have T's
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A Reason Why We Have T's
Came out of hospital after spending time with my lady, this is what I found stuck in the curtain.
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angie milton
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Re: A Reason Why We Have T's
That is great! Hope Sandy is up to travelling in the air as you make it home on the road...
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jesse albright
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Re: A Reason Why We Have T's
I love that top. Did you make it or bought it.
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Re: A Reason Why We Have T's
Actually, both Jessie. The tube is all hydraulic tubing which is easy to work with, very light weight and strong. I added 5 1/2" of glass to the old windshield frame, should have added 6 1/2"! The fabric was given to me, and Boise Manufacturing did the sewing. As usual, after it's done, I see where I should have done some bending instead for straight tubes.
Trust me, it save our butts departing for Tucson at 11:30pm on the 31st of October. 27* in Ely, Nevada the next morning, then it got colder as we climbed south on US 6.
And the way home, it saved me again - - this white stuff ain't talc, Utah was 23*.

And the way home, it saved me again - - this white stuff ain't talc, Utah was 23*.
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