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Who makes a good tonneau cover for a 100-6
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longbridgehealey
Obi Wan
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AH Spares!
Keoke
Great Pumpkin
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Their tops and tonneaus are excellent.
bighealeysource
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Agree about AH Spares - might also consider John Skinner, also in UK
Randy Forbes
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I have a Hartz Canvas one from Moss, and it's really nice (too nice, if you're going for originality...).
My favorite tonneau on the 2-seater was the "short" one from Robbins, but I was reluctant to add the additional studs at the rear of the cockpit rail after this last round of bodywork (1986-2000) but it shows off the long deck to good effect.
My favorite tonneau on the 2-seater was the "short" one from Robbins, but I was reluctant to add the additional studs at the rear of the cockpit rail after this last round of bodywork (1986-2000) but it shows off the long deck to good effect.