Removing and Installing a used Hi-Top roof. - Page 2

time2mtbike · 04-05-2011, 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by vwteleman

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Originally Posted by jbyrd

I don't know about anyone else, but that part about your best friend helping you take the top off that van brought a tear to my eye. That guy (your best friend Jay) sound like he is on the fast track to sainthood. He's passing John Paul on the inside lane of that fast track for sure. You must feel very lucky to have a great awesome (handsome, debonaire, smart, witty, etc etc) friend such as that. Wish I had a friend like that... None to speak of.

Hmmm, "jbyrd"? "Best friend Jay"? Connection?

Brent

Yeah, he's pretty sly!?

Here's to our friends who help encourage us to cut big holes in our toys.

jbyrd · 04-10-2011, 08:25 PM

I think it is amazing that you have kept the van for so long. That tells me you REALLY love that thing because you go through cars like I go through toilet paper. And ontop of that you are following through on some major modifcations and they look awesome. Cheers to you bud. Doing a great job all the way around. Can't wait to borrow it and wreck it (on accident of course).

Jay

Toolman · 04-11-2011, 04:58 AM

You scored.... that's the only bubble top I like. If could find one like that I might buy one... I have the extended body. Nice Job.

What bra is that ?

time2mtbike · 04-11-2011, 07:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Toolman

You scored.... that's the only bubble top I like. If could find one like that I might buy one... I have the extended body. Nice Job.

What bra is that ?

Thank you, yeah I really like the look of this top too. I've seen similar ones at discount truck and van.com but I have heard horror stories about buying from them. So buyer beware. The bra I made myself too. I couldn't find the ones that smb uses and I use to do upholstery and custom gear on the side and still have a machine at home, so I just made it.