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Old 14th October 2012, 14:57
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Hi All,
I suppose I should introduce myself before asking questions!
My names Leo, and i'm an addict. there i've said it!

On a slightly more serious note, i built an MX5 based Westfield 3 or 4 years ago, and having sold it a while ago i've just about forgotten all the frustrations about building a kit, and fancy building another. Then i stumbled upon the Tribute, and like the idea of a hard top.


Sooo, my question is: what do you all do about covering the inside of the fiberglass roof and or the roll bars?

Also, on another note, what are they like driving in the rain?
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Old 14th October 2012, 17:39
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Hi Leo,
for the headlining I plan to usr the out side of the roof as a mould, and laminate a few layers of GRP over it. Onces removed it will become a headlining which I will cover with foam backed vinyl . I have filled, faired and sprayed my roll cage. I may wrap them in foam backed vinyl where its near my head.
I may make panels for the quarters too, just time is tight at the mo. I plan to do all the upholstery before gluing the body on.
As to what its like in the rain...I hope its dry and tail happy!!
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Old 21st October 2012, 15:53
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Hi Leo.

Nick is right with his idea for the headlining, we can do the same for you and supply a lightweight headlining "shell" in GRP that can be upholstered before fitting. I have just sent you an email with some more info and will take some pictures for you on Monday.

Regards Chris
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Old 21st October 2012, 15:55
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Thanks Chris,
just going through the email now.
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