Fitting Dog Guard
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90boy
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welder or mabe angle grider should help
biggeeeee
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Optimus Prime
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or was it the dog guard that fits to the tailgate you were after instructions for ? if so, let me know and I'll dig a set out for you.
Biggeee - thanks for that (and you optimus prime) it looks as though I have to take the roof off to fit it. I don't have any connections so hopefully will not need the 'floor joins' - the dog is only a wee Springer - I'll try it with the back fixings only. Thanks again.
ps Do you know how you get a 'boot' cover for this model?
ps Do you know how you get a 'boot' cover for this model?
I have a three door hard top with dog guard fitted. it can be taken in and out with the roof on. It is tight getting it over the seat hold back pins but I guess it stops it rattling. My targa roof bag was stuffed in the boot not attached to the guard and the previous owner paid £70 fitting fee.
