Re: bestop sailcloth top woes

Well, down in the slums of Colorado, it is just about 70 today and the 
very last bit of snow has finally bit the dust, except possibly for any 
still hidden under the layer of mulch.

Where rumors are that in other parts of Colorado the standing snow depth 
in town is closer to 10 or more feet.

Earle Horton wrote:
> Is that Montana?  We still have three or four feet of snow in Colorado, 
> and everything exposed is covered with dirt, mud and road salt.  
> Whatever you do, don't realign the wind****eld hinges or the body side 
> door bottom hinge. Once you do that, your hard doors will never fit
again.
> 
> Earle
> 
> "Nathan W. Collier" <no@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
> news:l8WdnWxhlZBP70janZ2dnUVZ_gGdnZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> thanks much for the responses.  i ended up parking it in my garage and 
>> turning the heat up to 85 degrees overnight.  the next day it was 
>> still a struggle, but i finally got it.
>>
>> .....now if i can just get the soft doors to align properly.
>>
>> -- 
>> Nathan In Montana
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