Date:         Sun, 30 Jan 2005 12:02:58 EST
Reply-To:     Trvlr2001@AOL.COM
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Subject:      Re: Pop-Top canvas job....
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Yeah, commensurate with ya on that one buddy !!!
I found, for me anyway that it was just easier,
to bite the bullet, & have a couple of buddy's
help me lift the top off.
Set it upside down on a couple of saw horses
And do that half that way.
As for the bottom, Bob Stevens showed me the way to do it easier.
With a small, battery powered phillips screw driver.
a life saver.
Do they make them in a right angle model?
Still 6 or 8 hours...
John C.
SLC, UT 85 Westyru...

In a message dated 1/29/2005 8:38:26 AM Pacific Standard Time,
huotb@VIDEOTRON.CA writes:
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Is that clear enough, he he he.....

Men ho men, time consuming, nerve consuming, energy consuming.....
It's been a wile since i did one....now i remember clearly...why it does
take 6 to 8 hours.

http://www.benplace.com/pop_top.htm

I was ready to built a section on the PopTop, but it's impossible to take
any pictures, am missing 10 hands... I think the pre-73 (first generation)
are the worse...in that case...my Bus.

This is a www.cip1.com canvas, am happy with this one... for the price...
Nothing against Bus Depot or Go-Westy ones, but since am in Canada, and CIP1
also, no "customs" waiting time, excellent Web Site, ship as promise (2 days
for $80USD, ha ha, ha), well package...

Cheers, Ben
ps.: kind of ready to go now...i just need a destination