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Is it a fiberglass Hightop? MO can you putt any of those on a fiberglass high top?
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Gonna need the cross bars first before putting anything up there like one of those baskets or nylon bags.
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JewellAnn Honey...….You don't want to do that, Darlin !……(Oopps….what did I just say ???...crossing my legs now).....….
I meant to ask...…….What did you want to put up there, Mam ?
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I know you want to put up a rack, but with the fiberglass high top nobody has managed to make one that will not cause problems.
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12-04-2018, 07:33 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-04-2018, 07:34 AM by Texjbird.)
Thanks for the info & suggestions folks
I'm trying to figure out how to at some point mount at least 2 solar panels. The only other thing I can think of is one at the back window on the drivers side that can be raised up, kinda like a widow awning. With the other mounted on a swing away rack across the rear doors so that I can swing it away to open the rear door/s.
My back and shoulders are so intercoursed up that I don't think portable panels will work.
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I used industrial strength velcro with some small square spacers under my flexible panels. I have a fiberglass roof too. I mounted two on the roof and have two I use as portables when parked in the shade or I needed additional charging amps after rain days.
I like flexible panels. They are also more aerodynamic as they are not up in the wind like mini sails.
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