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TR2/3/3A TR3 Side Curtain Bags
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TR4nut
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Ken Nachman is still in business I think:
sidecurtain website
If you are looking for more projects, I'd still like a center console for my TR4, black with white piping!
sidecurtain website
If you are looking for more projects, I'd still like a center console for my TR4, black with white piping!
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I have the side curtain and jack bag for my TR2. Quality is top notch.
Geo Hahn
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Slight hijack -- at coffee this morning a local (crafty) TR3 owner showed me a set of 'soft' side curtains he made.
They secure with a loop to the tenax at the top corner of the windscreen and to the LTDs along the bottom edge, then there are a pair of velcro straps that attach around hood sticks.
They have a soft window that unzips & lowers. The pair roll up into a soft bag that looked to be about 5" x 16".
In case you're trying to visualize the process, you have to undo the bottom LTDs to be able to open the door.
He said they only leak a bit in a heavy rain... but then most sidecurtains do.
Packing the original side curtains for a long road trip takes so much valuable/limited space that these seem like a very attractive alternative.
He's offered to make a set for me so when I have them I'll post again with pics.
They secure with a loop to the tenax at the top corner of the windscreen and to the LTDs along the bottom edge, then there are a pair of velcro straps that attach around hood sticks.
They have a soft window that unzips & lowers. The pair roll up into a soft bag that looked to be about 5" x 16".
In case you're trying to visualize the process, you have to undo the bottom LTDs to be able to open the door.
He said they only leak a bit in a heavy rain... but then most sidecurtains do.
Packing the original side curtains for a long road trip takes so much valuable/limited space that these seem like a very attractive alternative.
He's offered to make a set for me so when I have them I'll post again with pics.