Any of you guys ever had a canvas top made? If so what did this set you back? Have the frame and the old canvas from a member here and I'm tryin to find a place to do this
Thanks
Dave
Any of you guys ever had a canvas top made? If so what did this set you back? Have the frame and the old canvas from a member here and I'm tryin to find a place to do this
Thanks
Dave
A local boat shop that makes canvas could do it, or in your part of the world don't forget the Amish.
If you have the pattern, that would be the hardest part of the job.
My new beer holder spilled some on the trails - in it's hair and down it's throat.
Joe Camel never does that.
Advice is free, it's the application that costs.
Another option would be someone who does upholstery or similar repair/restoration for cars. A fellow near me who does antique/classic car interior restorations also does work on convertible tops. They often work without any patterns.
Thanks guys. Found a place 50 miles from me. Just gotta get a few more mounting brackets and they can have the whole machine!! Haven't rode it since spring ash ride in 2016����
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