Perhaps this is a good argument to use the platform type Ray Juncal pointed out
and place the top upside down on a carpet and cover it.
Mine is still in bits being restored but I will eventually get it ready and
will need to do something about storage.
Tracy
---- Awgertoo@aol.com wrote:
> I purchased a top for my wife's BN7 from a fellow who had stored it overhead
> using three hooks that picked up the top in the center along the front edge
> and roughly under the two stays along the rear edge. I believe that the
> constant weight over the years caused the top to deform just a bit as it is
>high at
> all three spots. Also the seals were crushed in the process.
>
> I thought about using two or three giant suction cups (such as toilet
> plungers) to suspend the top against the ceiling but was afraid it would
>affect the
> paint. I now store the top vertically along a wall with the weight resting
>on
> the front edge.
>
> Best--Michael Oritt
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