We have hundreds of them and other unidentified self illuminated creatures that live and breeed on our property in the NV desert. We have daily security camera footage of them. They are creatures, they have babies and fight over territory. They crash into things and hurt themselves. They seem to live underground. Babies stay near momies/ parent. Pregnant ones get very fat and round and they only fly short distances I watch them all the time. They are peaceful. Thousands of videos/ footage. ru-vid.com/group/PLIV5DZHI7te0YL5YD4pBeEzRgZ11VXxCM
Nice job! Did you have any welding to do on the underside where the roof sits on the body? Mine is slightly rotted there so can't re trim until that's sorted
I’m sorry but this is just an insect. It’s because of the camera using interlaced video and skyfish are debunked now. If you think I’m wrong there are some pictures and videos of moths in front of a floodlight turning into skyrods
Thanks for posting this I have my soft top in bits at the moment and will be starting to reassemble with new hood shortly. Just what I needed to help me with this project.
Many Thanks for this step by step Guide to refitting Hard top . Waiting to collect mine from respray . will be more cofident doing mine Thank you again
Let me know if you have any problems as I may have encountered them already and have a solution because there were some things I didn't put in the video like how I got the trims on. Put the long bottom trim on first below the rear window then the corner pieces then the sides under the quarter lights. Same with the roof top trim, put the front on first so you will know how close to place the side pieces.
Wow mate. Led here from the club page. I have taken a zillion pics of mine, but never put any of my overhauls into a vid, so hats off to you, very well done. I have done just about everything that can be done to mine; but I have never done a full body overhaul........ as it is the one thing I am not good at; you need creativity and artistry to do bodywork, and my "artistry?" Well; I am a good fitter. :-) Amazing work - well done.
Excellent job Robert, some very tricky pieces to fabricate. Looks great. Btw and for what it's work. I like the red! Good luck with rest of the restoration. Happy new year.