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Transporting T-Top
I'm looking for a little help here.
I just purchased a 1987 SeaCraft Sport Fisherman in June from a buddie. I was looking for a T-top and found one from a Mako 231 that looks like it will fit perfectly. My problem is the T-Top is 2 hours away. Has anyone ever put a T-top on the roof of an SUV or maybe stuck it in the back and let it hang out the tailgate? Here is a link to the craigslist so you can get a good look at it. http://newhaven.craigslist.org/bpo/5263231268.html Any help or suggestions would be great. Thanks |
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You can rent a trailer from uhaul pretty cheap if you don't have access to a P/U truck.
Or you can launch/ dock the boat and use the boat trailer... |
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So chances are it will not work to use an SUV?
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The top is probably 6-7' long and 5.5' wide
The legs are probably 6.5' tall I don't think it would have fit in the LWB Tahoe we had, but maybe barely? That said, you spent a few C notes, is it worth risking an 'oh shit'? Others may chime in with a better answer though... |
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1978 23' Superfish/Potter Bracket 250HP -------- as "Americans" you have the right to ...... "LIFE, LIBERTY and the PURSUIT of a Classic SeaCraft" -capt_chuck |
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A 6X8 enclosed U-Haul is $20 for a 24HR period...
They are everywhere and with a 4 hour round trip would be well worth the the 20 bucks.... Just my .02¢ worth.
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Thanks
Thanks for all the help and input. I grabbed the T-top today with a uhaul trailer. No way I would ever get it in my roof. It looks a whole lot bigger off the boat. I'll keep you post in the spring with the instal. I'm sure I'll need some advice with that.
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