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Re: Soft Top Frame and Rear Doors Reproduction
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2016 4:27 pm
by rrodriguezsal
2869ral wrote:Raul, you did a great job on those softy frames. I have reproduced a couple of these myself and i know how much work is involved! I'm amazed at the quality of the rear doors! Will you be offering them separately from the frames? If so how much? Thanks

Hi Ron. Now I can tell you the cost including shiping to USA for the Pair of Rear Doors
Pair of Rear Doors USD 180
Transport to USA USD 60
Manufacturing 10 Days
Transit From Bogota to USA 20 Days
Thank You very Much
Raul R
Re: Soft Top Frame and Rear Doors Reproduction
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2016 9:07 pm
by rrodriguezsal
This customer bought just the rear doors. He said that fit perfect.
Re: Soft Top Frame and Rear Doors Reproduction
Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2016 3:24 pm
by rrodriguezsal
Now SWB on bench test. Length difference betwen SWB and MWB
Other happy customer. Soft Top Frame and Rear Doors Reproduc
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2016 8:35 am
by rrodriguezsal
Hi. Frame reproduction
Rear doors reproductions
Hinge reproductions
Profile on windshield reproduction
Fixed part for Rear Door Latch
All of these parts build and installed on this beautiful G60 1979
Re: Soft Top Frame and Rear Doors Reproduction
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2016 10:49 am
by mad4hws
Raul,
That is amazing work. I have a Patrol that was originally imported into Colombia with a very similar hardtop. I really like having the hardtop, but I am thinking that a soft top would be equally enjoyable. Is your hardtop removable, or is your Patrol strictly a soft top now? If you made it a removable hardtop, would really like to see how you did it.
Thanks.
Don.
Re: Soft Top Frame and Rear Doors Reproduction
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2016 11:33 am
by RiverPatrol
Re: Soft Top Frame and Rear Doors Reproduction
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2016 9:10 pm
by rrodriguezsal
mad4hws wrote:Raul,
That is amazing work. I have a Patrol that was originally imported into Colombia with a very similar hardtop. I really like having the hardtop, but I am thinking that a soft top would be equally enjoyable. Is your hardtop removable, or is your Patrol strictly a soft top now? If you made it a removable hardtop, would really like to see how you did it.
Thanks.
Don.
Thanks Don. This White Patrol is not mine. We have remove the hard top and install our frame and accesories. The idea of our customer is transform his car the most original posible. All hard top installed in Colombia, is not easy to remove, I mean no to interchange from hard top - soft top or reverse. The hard top of this Patrol is made of fiberglass and was mounted mainly with bolts but the body was drilled and windshield modified to adjust hard top. On the other hand is heavy. Me and 3 more men were neccesary to lift the hard top. At the end my advise is if you enjoy your car on hard top, keep as it is because is not easy interchange. But if you want transform your car on original versión, I am ready to build the parts for you.
The soft top is removable easily. All is bolted and lightweight. After remove the canvas one person remove all the frame on 20 minutes or less
Please let me know any doubt
Thanks
Raul R
Re: Soft Top Frame and Rear Doors Reproduction
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2016 1:10 pm
by rrodriguezsal
This car was beautiful but now is Perfect with ours Frame Doors and Accesories
Re: Soft Top Frame and Rear Doors Reproduction
Posted: Mon Dec 12, 2016 3:56 pm
by ckhorne
Fantastic work!
I assume that this price does not include the soft top itself? Just the frame (and optionally, the doors)?
Is there a source for the soft top? I haven't seen one...
Re: Soft Top Frame and Rear Doors Reproduction
Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2016 11:19 am
by RiverPatrol
There is a NOS canvas that just came available here:
http://60patrol.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=4522 . It would need to be altered by an upholstery shop to fit the SWB, but well worth the investment. Or, you could contact moore_rb to see about having one made.