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Convertible top
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AUSMHLY
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I've found a place that does good work on tops.
He comes highly recommended.
The top company he uses is GAHH.
Anyone have a top by them?
I've heard of Robbins and Heritage.
It seems most shops use Robbins. I have not heard of GAHH till yesterday and wanted some feed back if possible. He says GAHH will use EverFlex.
Thank you,
Roger
He comes highly recommended.
The top company he uses is GAHH.
Anyone have a top by them?
I've heard of Robbins and Heritage.
It seems most shops use Robbins. I have not heard of GAHH till yesterday and wanted some feed back if possible. He says GAHH will use EverFlex.
Thank you,
Roger
Keoke
Great Pumpkin
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I have not heard of "GAHH" either. I am only familiar with the Robbin's top. However, if they use British ever flex and they are close by I would go look at their product and ask for some Healey owner references. If they all exist in GA, head on over to Robbins.---Keoke- /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif