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tony barnhill
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Photos are kinda small....but, it appears that I could build one.
Marvin Gruber
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The Jag factory hardtop is light enough one person can handle it pretty easy, I have mind hanging from a hook that is screwed into a stud in the wall. A factory TR6 metal hardtop is another story. I can put it on by myself but I don't like to. It stays propped up against the wall with cardboard under the corners.
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