old 88" canvas

joe27979 · Oct 24, 2013

I have fitted a new exmoor trim canvas to my 88" and it looks mint.

old one is a bit hard and blackened a bit from mould on top of roof.

is there any use for my old one? worth selling?
Seems a shame to landfill it...I might make a log store out of it

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Djdommyp · Oct 24, 2013

I'm sure someone will want it for a project

Land Raver · Oct 24, 2013

Doesn't look too bad. I could use that for putting the wife in now the nights are getting cold and wet.

nickjaxe · Oct 25, 2013

Put it on ebay...somebody will want it.

tomtomtom · Oct 27, 2013

Did you decide what you were doing with the old Canvas mate, I might be interested if no one else is?

Thanks
Tom

joe27979 · Oct 27, 2013

tomtomtom said:
Did you decide what you were doing with the old Canvas mate, I might be interested if no one else is?

Thanks
Tom

Hi Tom,
Not got around to sorting anything yet mate,
PM me if interested or want to make an offer chief

joe27979 · Nov 1, 2013

well no takers so far, I was maybe thinking about cutting the back out and hanging it up behind drivers seats to act as a bit of a draught barrier/heat saver for winter..

I'm not very good with upholstery so might give the mother in law a nice little job

mo_sizlac · Nov 1, 2013

Yep fume curtain is a good idea, turn the front into a bimini top as well.

Boris113 · Nov 1, 2013

A fume curtain is a really good idea, especially during the winter.

They are pretty simple to make, get some tarpaulin eyelets and the tool to crimp them, then a long length of bungee cord.

The canvas straps are very difficult to sow with normal needles though.

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