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Topic:	HARD TOP FITTING

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T O P I C R E V I E W
Marathonservice1 I bought a hardtop for my 2001 and I am dissappointed in the way it fits (there are gaps at each back corner where the top meets the trunk area). Is this normal or is there a fix for this problem?
silverkat Hey Nick that's pretty good advice and only here for a month. You have a hardtop on your Prowler? What color is it? C'mon introduce yourself.
Nick C I don't have a hardtop. A friend did and he had the same problem with the fit.
DublinOH Silverkat - perhaps you could elaborate on the procedure for adjusting the rear hardtop pins so that the top fits tighter in the rear?
DublinOH
You more than likely have pins like the ones on the left in the photo. If you have a gap now, you'll want to run the bottom nut down more which will allow the top to drop in relation to the deck lid.
Marathonservice1 I've seen these longer pins for sale. Can someone let me know where I can buy them?!
Thanks,
Ron
silverkat
quote:
Originally posted by DublinOH:
Silverkat - perhaps you could elaborate on the procedure for adjusting the rear hardtop pins so that the top fits tighter in the rear?
You've already done it Dublin as well as ol Nick C so wouldn't that be redundant?
NullMind
quote:
Originally posted by Marathonservice1:
I've seen these longer pins for sale. Can someone let me know where I can buy them?!
Thanks,
Ron
Yeah, i'd like to know as well
robin Don McCormack (NorthernCat) made a run of them but has since discontinued . I spoke with him about a month ago about a set but no luck. He is not making any ..
Somebody with the knowledge and Machines required could possibly produce some more. But the demand is low.
http://www.prowleronline.com/ubb/Forum9/HTML/003031.html
This message has been edited by robin on 09-27-2017 at 08:55 AM
robin
obi-wan was another member that made them ..D/C item
http://www.prowleronline.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/011874.html
This message has been edited by robin on 09-27-2017 at 08:48 AM
ed monahan I looked into getting them done about a year or so ago. VERY costly, to say the least. Tom Mills was interested in getting some for the two piece hardtop project.

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T O P I C R E V I E W
Marathonservice1	I bought a hardtop for my 2001 and I am dissappointed in the way it fits (there are gaps at each back corner where the top meets the trunk area). Is this normal or is there a fix for this problem?
silverkat	Hey Nick that's pretty good advice and only here for a month. You have a hardtop on your Prowler? What color is it? C'mon introduce yourself.
Nick C	I don't have a hardtop. A friend did and he had the same problem with the fit.
DublinOH	Silverkat - perhaps you could elaborate on the procedure for adjusting the rear hardtop pins so that the top fits tighter in the rear?
DublinOH	You more than likely have pins like the ones on the left in the photo. If you have a gap now, you'll want to run the bottom nut down more which will allow the top to drop in relation to the deck lid.
Marathonservice1	I've seen these longer pins for sale. Can someone let me know where I can buy them?! Thanks, Ron
silverkat	quote: Originally posted by DublinOH: Silverkat - perhaps you could elaborate on the procedure for adjusting the rear hardtop pins so that the top fits tighter in the rear? You've already done it Dublin as well as ol Nick C so wouldn't that be redundant?
NullMind	quote: Originally posted by Marathonservice1: I've seen these longer pins for sale. Can someone let me know where I can buy them?! Thanks, Ron Yeah, i'd like to know as well
robin	Don McCormack (NorthernCat) made a run of them but has since discontinued . I spoke with him about a month ago about a set but no luck. He is not making any .. Somebody with the knowledge and Machines required could possibly produce some more. But the demand is low. http://www.prowleronline.com/ubb/Forum9/HTML/003031.html This message has been edited by robin on 09-27-2017 at 08:55 AM
robin	obi-wan was another member that made them ..D/C item http://www.prowleronline.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/011874.html This message has been edited by robin on 09-27-2017 at 08:48 AM
ed monahan	I looked into getting them done about a year or so ago. VERY costly, to say the least. Tom Mills was interested in getting some for the two piece hardtop project.