No longer required- thanks

[DJ.]

No longer required due to purchase of a proper half hood

 

 

I'm thinking of trying to make a half hood, but slightly different. It probably won't work, so I don't want to waste money on a prototype that is a failure.

 

I would be grateful if anyone has an S3 full hood that they don't want. It doesn't matter if the windows are damaged, or press studs are missing. I would prefer the part that fits the screen and the main roof to be in waterproof condition.

 

Thanks

 

Duncan

 

Edited by - DJ. on 22 Jul 2014 13:14:12

 

Edited by - DJ. on 13 Aug 2014 19:39:26

 

Edited by - DJ. on 13 Aug 2014 19:40:37

[David Mirylees]

Should work - unless you are really doing something radical! (that's how I made mine back in the early 80's and it's still fine today...)

[DJ.]

Thanks David, I was hoping there would be loads of unloved full hoods in lofts around the country

[DJ.]

I'll give this a bump, just in case someone keeps tripping over their hood in the loft and wants rid of it

[Scottart]

Duncan, found a spare hood in the garage, it's got rear zip up window. Bit of ( cigarette ?) damage to rear 1/4 light, otherwise good....send me you're email, I'll send you pics . Steve

[DJ.]

Hi Steve, thanks for that, but I ended up buying a Soft Bits half hood after talking to a chap who modified a full hood. I realised I was unlikely to make something good enough to be seen on my Seven

 

I edited the first post to try and save peoples time, so sorry to waste yours, I should have made it clearer.

Thanks again

Duncan