[Tigers] Soft top boot

John Crawley alittlemoreink at hotmail.com
Wed Dec 10 09:42:56 MST 2008


Graham:
On my car I sewed the soft-top-boot to the vinyl that covers the metal trim
around the back of the cockpit. I then covered the metal trim and pressed the
metal points through the soft-top-boot. The sewing takes the strain and the
metal pins through the boot look original.
Godspeed
Jc

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Message: 1> Date: Mon, 8 Dec 2008 19:29:44 -0500> From:
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<0D0F64CFABCB49ECA0B05481C20A73F4 at gharlowe9h3kpn>> Content-Type: text/plain;
charset="us-ascii"> > Listers -> > I'm slowly reinstalling the interior on my
car (it's been a looong time).> I'm having a local upholsterer replace the
zippers on the original soft top> boot. Should the zippers "zip" closed from
the inside corner of the car> toward the outside corner, or reverse?> > Any
advice how to install the boot? It looks like there are small "points">
punched inward in the sheetmetal to hook the vinyl boot along the top of the>
package tray compartment (the round bulkhead separating the package tray> from
soft top well). Is glue used or any other fasteners?> > > Thanks much, as
always.> > Cheers,> > Graham> B382001466> > > ------------------------------>
> Message: 2> Date: Mon, 8 Dec 2008 20:36:26 EST> From: DJoh797014 at aol.com>
Subject: Re: [Tigers] Soft Top Boot> To: gharlowe at comcast.net,
tigers at autox.team.net> Message-ID: <c6e.30972d7a.366f259a at aol.com>>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"> > The zippers go from the inside
corner to the outside.> > The punched pointed barbs will eventually rip
through the boot fabric.> My original boot is perfect except for the rips. So
I simply put some> snaps where the barbs went and then put the other half of
the snap> in the boot with reinforcement. Black snaps of course. May not> pass
the concurs, but it works. and can't be seen unless you> remove the boot
roll.> > Dave - panning on going to SUNI hopefully in my Tiger.> > > In a
message dated 12/8/2008 6:25:56 P.M. Central Standard Time, >
gharlowe at comcast.net writes:> > Listers -> > I'm slowly reinstalling the
interior on my car (it's been a looong time).> I'm having a local upholsterer
replace the zippers on the original soft top> boot. Should the zippers "zip"
closed from the inside corner of the car> toward the outside corner, or
reverse?> > Any advice how to install the boot? It looks like there are small
"points"> punched inward in the sheetmetal to hook the vinyl boot along the
top of the> package tray compartment (the round bulkhead separating the
package tray> from soft top well). Is glue used or any other fasteners?> > >
Thanks much, as always.> > Cheers,> > Graham> B382001466>
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