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Looking at this picture in post 8 it looks like a lip is there.


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It also looks like Discomania has a really clean vehicle..............................
 
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Looking at this picture in post 8 it looks like a lip is there.

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/669235-post8.html


My 1987 TD 90 is different and the old tub that I took off is the same as the replacement. The replacement was a pickup rear tub as it has the rope cleats on it and the original tub was a van as it doesn't have the rope cleats. Having had a closer look there is a good lip on each side but not top or bottom both of which are sloping
 

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My 1987 TD 90 is different and the old tub that I took off is the same as the replacement. The replacement was a pickup rear tub as it has the rope cleats on it and the original tub was a van as it doesn't have the rope cleats. Having had a closer look there is a good lip on each side but not top or bottom both of which are sloping

Great detail photos - thank you. I think that we could make a cover that wouldn't fall off. The only problem is that I don't see how we could make a drip edge on the top. Water running down the side of the vehicle would run right in.
 
Great detail photos - thank you. I think that we could make a cover that wouldn't fall off. The only problem is that I don't see how we could make a drip edge on the top. Water running down the side of the vehicle would run right in.


No more than it already does. But to be honest I don't think there would be a market for the earlier square tubs anyway. as nothing gets in and stays in it all just runs straight out again. I would stick to the ones you produce now, and see how many requests you get for the earlier ones.
 
dont know if a good idea or not.will keep my eyes open on pump tops at filling stations might just come across one someone forgot
 
dont know if a good idea or not.will keep my eyes open on pump tops at filling stations might just come across one someone forgot

You may very well be right, I filled up today and laid it on the pump. I didn't forget it but easily could have. I had tried a bunch of different glues on the cover and nothing holds. I just went out to the garage and tested something. I drilled a hole on the inside top and stuck a cord through. This would work if your worried about forgetting it. I think it would work better on the bottom in the center (thicker lip) and if the cord is thin enough shouldn't affect the seal.

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Otherwise - finally found an acceptable (and only) way to print on the thing - Hot Branding. Just did the first covers - hot off the press. What do you think?

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