[Ragtop Man]

TRANSLATED:


This product is constructed/renovated with ABS / PVC foil and foam just as original. The orginal board is used in the manufacture/the renovation of this product so therefore must be sent to your old us. This is a product for those who want to have the best.
See more information at www.Autoline.se

I don't speak Sweedish. But I do shop at Ikea.

BOB

[66 Wagon]

Originally Posted by Ragtop Man

TRANSLATED:


This product is constructed/renovated with ABS / PVC foil and foam just as original. The orginal board is used in the manufacture/the renovation of this product so therefore must be sent to your old us. This is a product for those who want to have the best.
See more information at www.Autoline.se

I don't speak Sweedish. But I do shop at Ikea.

BOB

I do speak Swedish and I will ask the manufacturer in person at Power Big Meet in two weeks, where he use to show and sell these dashpads, about the possibilities to sell them in the US.

[Heybuck]

OK, this took a few weeks longer than I had hoped but time is not my friend these days. But about 10 days back I dropped my arm rest pad in to my dash guy and he coloured my finished top to match.

Picked the completed top up today. My total cost was as per his intial quote. A$700 (or about US$658 at today's rate

Here's the result....

[Heybuck]

More pics of my dash top.

I have to say I'm pretty happy with the result. This guy can colour match to any colour you need.

If anyone wants to investigate this further, please just let me know. I'm not in this for the money and if I can help out, I'd be happy to see what we can do.

The big problem is getting the cores here and returning them. Actually, getting them here is not a biggie, but sending them back might cost about $150.00 each in freight. Need to look into that.

Getting cores here is not difficult, I can get them sent over in a container and its not expensive if a group of them were sent. (Steve Peluso might disagree with me on that but I think we finally beat those jokers Steve)

Anyway, look forward to some comments on this

Ian