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Barn find tr3 included a hood stick cover, tonneau, and a top. They all a=
re beyond tight. They were too small to get more than one or two snaps on.
As an experiment, I put the hoodstick cover in the pool, which is currently=
running about 88 degrees (it sits in the sun in Dallas!) Left it in there=
for an hour or two. Took a cheap thin plastic tarp (like for painting) an=
d put it over the cockpit (don't want to encourage rust!) and tried it on. =
had to use a little heat on the edges and a little more force here and the=
re but it pretty much fit. Hit it with the heat gun a bit just for good me=
asure. Going to leave it there for a few days. I'm going to try this same=
thing with the tonneau, and plan to leave it out in the Texas sun all day =
once I get it on (if I get it on???)
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the cockpit (don’t want to encourage rust!) and tried it on. h=
ad to use a little heat on the edges and a little more force here and there=
but it pretty much fit. Hit it with the heat gun a bit just for good=
measure. Going to leave it there for a few days.
I’m going to try this same thing with the tonneau, and plan to=
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