On 7/3/98 6:29 PM so and so (Frank Clarici) said. (And I quote:)
>Dustin Howarth wrote:
>>
>> doug russell wrote (a while ago):
>>
>> > The tonneau bar supports the tonneau cover right behind the seats. It
>> helps
>> > keep the tonneau from flapping away in the breeze and helps make the
>> tonneau
>> > look sharp and fit snug. ... Also, make sure that you have "socket tops"
>> installed where the top
>> > frame bolts on - otherwise you won't be able to use the tonneau bar.
>>
>> If my top doesn't have "sockets," what do I do? is it just a plate that I
>> need to bolt on, or is it an integral part of the top frame, in which case
>> I would have to fabricate them myself?
>
>Dustin
>
>The tonneau bar brackets are small 90 degree metal gizmos.
>You can make them yourself but looking at one would help.
>(I can't draw) I only have 1 set left or I would give you a set.
>I thought I had 6 or 8 of the things.
>I will look again and if I have extras you are welcome to them for what
>ever shipping costs.
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>Frank Clarici Toms River, NJ
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>3 Sprites, an Austin A40, and an Austin Mini all on the road.
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Quick question. My 78 Midget has the brackets, but no bar. I thought they
were for holding a hardtop on. Is there a tonneau bar for a 78? and where
can I find one?
Larry Macy
78 Midget
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