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I wonder how this tonneau looks without the seat headrests in place.
Originally posted by JAB02LHS
This is the only one I would buy if my wife would let me see my credit cards again. "Too many mods! why can't you just be happy that you got a new car"
She just doesn't get it. Oh also got the news that my 13 yr old tv would cost $600.00
to repair. So what 's a man to do
This is the only one that seems to fit the headrest right IMHO
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I got the retro tonneau from Gary Kimmel. It fits perfect, easy to install. You don't need any permanent attachments installed on the car. Everything fits together with ease. No vibration or movement at 80 mph. I would recommend it to anyone that is looking for a tonneau cover. Another plus is that Gary will answer any questions that you may have & give you personal treatment, plus he is a real gentleman.
I haven't looked at this thread for a while so I thought I'd review it this evening. Post #75 is my car!!!!! The photo on the left shows Gary Kimmels tonneau and the one on the right I have to assume is the same car and Roger did a little photo enhancement to lower the height of the tonneau headrests. I always wanted to reproduce the look of the 62 Roadster. Notice the wire wheels in addition to the tonneau. When you look at the height of Gary's tonneau head rest, it may look a little high from some angles. But if you compare it to the '62 it is right on. One of the advantages of Gary's is that it is two piece and can be stowed in the trunk or behind the seats and when installed it goes under the rear deck and does not sit on top. I also have one that is one piece and sits on top of the rear deck so I cannot take it on a trip because I cannot put the top up at night or if it rains. Its strictly a parade or one day outing tonneau.
They lay horizontally in the trunk. But if you are on the road and have a suitcase in the trunk they will stand up behind the seats. They come with a heavy cotton cover for each half.
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