
DIESEL CONVERSION??
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The tops used to be available from a couple of sources years ago, they were indeed pretty nice, and at that time, reasonably priced. Once you have a good mold paid for, (very costly to get to that point), producing tops is fairly reasonable if the market is there.powerwagontim wrote:Anyone know anything about the fiberglass top shown in the Wittenberg conversion advrtisment? I picked up an M37 last week that has one of those tops on it. The top is in awesome shape and it has protected the interior very nicely.
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I believe Tom at Snake River considered reproducing these or a similar top a while back. You might check with him to see if he can add anything.powerwagontim wrote:Thanks Charles,
Tim
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He has those tops for sell in his website, I think the price is right, the catch is the shipping.MSeriesRebuild wrote:I believe Tom at Snake River considered reproducing these or a similar top a while back. You might check with him to see if he can add anything.powerwagontim wrote:Thanks Charles,
Tim
Shipping something the size of that top (and fragile) is VERY expensive, sometimes more than the top itself.
It´s the kind of item that you better go and pick it up yourself.
Juan Castro
Buenos Aires
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Buenos Aires
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