Wind stops.. Is it worth getting one?

Rich in Vancouver wrote: My window is the same, although the top is looking a bit worn in spots. I am looking at a BAS top to replace mine, and even toying with the idea of one of their "Speedster" tops to do away with the zipper altogether. They are not cheap but I do have 3 or 4 months before autumn strikes to talk myself into it! (They make them in Maroon as well-even better!)
Sportster Hood

I'll take mine to this man once the plastic one is beyond use >>>.

Leigh Ping wrote:

Rich in Vancouver wrote: My window is the same, although the top is looking a bit worn in spots. I am looking at a BAS top to replace mine, and even toying with the idea of one of their "Speedster" tops to do away with the zipper altogether. They are not cheap but I do have 3 or 4 months before autumn strikes to talk myself into it! (They make them in Maroon as well-even better!)
Sportster Hood

I'll take mine to this man once the plastic one is beyond use >>>.

We all know Peter of MGF Mania, it is very easy to do it yourself and save £60 :woohoo:

I'd pay £60 for a good job, on top of the money for the item. Rather than pay for the item and trust my left handedness.

Q. Why do cats lick their bits and pieces?

A. Because they can!

(if you hadn't noticed see demonstration at 20 seconds)

I don't have the luxury of having someone experienced with MGF hoods as none of the upholsterers here has ever seen an F.
Waaaay back in the day I installed quite a few MGB hoods as well as a few on As, and T-Series so I don't mind having a go at it myself. I'm also in the position where shipping will cost a ton so I may as well get exactly what I want rather than trying to save a few bucks. Of course all this requires drumming up the funds in the first place!