Very rare full tonneau cover on eBay

[MissMoppet]

Selling my full tonneau cover: personally I've never seen another. See 183484646618.

[rwtstag]

I have one to....never used as have to take the headrests off.

[malc4d]

Just a thought......As the car now seems to have popper studs all over it, wouldn't you be kinder to the next owner to sell it with the car.....??

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Triumph-Stag-full-tonneau-cover-very-rare-original/183484646618?hash=item2ab88984da:g:NroAAOSwjtZbwgQq:rk:1:pf:0

[tjk]

Just a thought......As the car now seems to have popper studs all over it, wouldn't you be kinder to the next owner to sell it with the car.....??

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Triumph-S...wgQq:rk:1:pf:0

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[KOY 23]

Stops pigeons from landing on it.

[72BLUE]

It does look like the car has already been sold however..................

[rwdstag]

A seagull once dumped all over the drivers seat
lesson learnt always seat forward when roof down
still a big clean up but no need to sit in it

[rwdstag]

No need for tonneau cover

[coffeeman]

Do you still have the Tonneau Cover or sale

[jakesmig]

No need for tonneau cover

Disagree with that one.

I've had one on the Midget since I restored it 20 years ago and when I'm out and about in it the hood is rarely up, and if I leave the car anywhere the cover takes about 15 seconds to close, far more acceptable than putting the hood up or leaving it open and exposed. Also keeps the car cosier to drive with the hood down in the winter

I bought one a few years ago for the Stag, type as per the Ebay advert, and the only reason I haven't fitted it is the number of popers, but I'm going get round to using it as a template to make one that fits over the Tonneau cover like an envelope at the rear and will have retaining lugs which will fit down the screen demist vents at the front and between the door window and skin at the sides.

[Ritchie6]

I've had a couple of Midgets,as well as an MGB and with the first one I had both a 1/4 Tonneau and a full Tonneau cover. I did use the 1/4 one quite a bit but only used the full one once. The thing was of course that the MG's had studs on the dash top and also along the rear section whereas the stag doesn't so how would you affix it? Not sure I'd want a load of studs on top of my dash and jakesmigs idea seems a lot of work.

Richard

[Tdm]

Below is a picture of the one I use occasionally on my car, as the softop itself is torn, and it doesn't take long to put on.
You can unzip just the drivers seat part if you are out driving alone and don't wish to remove all of it.
. TonneaCollage.jpg

[tjk]

Hi

Like your Tonneau cover Tdm. I had one on a MGB 40 years ago very handy to unzip just the driver side.

Tell me how your cover is attatched, as I cannot see any studs in you pictures.

Tim

[Tdm]

Hi

Like your Tonneau cover Tdm. I had one on a MGB 40 years ago very handy to unzip just the driver side.
Tell me how your cover is attatched, as I cannot see any studs in you pictures.
Tim

The studs are all there, but are hidden because of the way the tonneau is designed.
Will post a picture of how it fits, but at the moment "Photobucket" which contains the said picture(s) is down for some reason, so will try and post the pics from a different source but the pic orientation might not be right. The tonneau has an underside "lip" which is where the studs go through, not the top part, and are "snap" connectors.

Although the tonneau was supplied by Tony Hart, it is actually made by Aldridge Trimming in various colours.

Tonneau 001.jpg



Tonneau 002.jpg

[staghorn]

Thanks for the drawings. I might try making one myself, so any additional details would be helpful. Love the way the snaps are hidden.
Susan
Lowcountry, SC USA