Still a bit behind in my digests, if a better answer has been given,
appologies for the wasted bandwidth.
I am unfamiliar with the specific wind blocker that you have. I suspect
it
was made by Orris in Germany.
I have adapted an Orris wind blocker intended for a Miata onto my Spit
bodied GT6. I absolutely love it. Used it this morning (temp was 51
deg F
when I left the house). My top down tolerance went from about 50 deg
down to
about 36 deg F with a mid weight jacket.
Typically for Orris windblockers there is a plate (with a welded on
tube)
that you would mount to your topstack mounting brkt. This part becomes
semi-permanent to your car. When you intend to use the windblocker, you
slip the rods that extend from the windblocker frame into the tubes and
secure the short rear flap via snaps on the bodywork. I could send you
JPGs
of my installation if you desire, but the rod/plate/tube is all custom
made.
Date: Sun, 16 Jun 2002 09:04:59 -0400
From: "Bob Rochlin" <r_rochlin@hotmail.com>
Subject: Rimmer wind protection sheild
Hay Listers,
I just started to install a wind protection shield ( The one that
goes
behind the seats) I got from Rimmers. The inadequate drawing was
accompanied
by even poorer instructions translated from German by someone who had
repeatedly failed either English of German I. If anyone has installed
one of
these units I'd appreciate the benefit of your experience and, if
possible, a
picture of your installation. Thanks.
Bob Rochlin
72' TR 6
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