Umbrella Covers in stock!, Just in time for Christmas!! Options

[IronHillRestorations]

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Got covers in stock! I've tried to PM everyone that said they wanted one.

Price is still $135 shipped to your continental US address via USPS Priority Mail.

PayPal me at: perry.kiehl@hotmail.com

Or send a check to: Iron Hill Restorations 715 Glenwood Trail Parsons, TN

I'll be shipping on Thursday and Friday.

Thanks to everyone for your patience, and hope you all have a very merry Christmas!! (IMG:style_emoticons/default/santa_smiley.gif)

New price is $140 $145 shipped to a US address, not including PayPal fees

[douglastic]

Have always loved this cover idea - but my OCD cringes at the elastic straps chafing the painted body panels. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/blink.gif)

My unsolicited thought is a simple, a thin "T" type cam lock with a small loop for a shortened elastic strap (ending just shy of the fabric edge) - like a tiny flat boat anchor

This could then be slipped into the body seam between trunks and fenders, and a 90º twist would "lock" them into place - completely hidden - no external paint contact

Patent pending (IMG:style_emoticons/default/lol-2.gif)

[IronHillRestorations]

Have always loved this cover idea - but my OCD cringes at the elastic straps chafing the painted body panels. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/blink.gif)

My unsolicited thought is a simple, a thin "T" type cam lock with a small loop for a shortened elastic strap (ending just shy of the fabric edge) - like a tiny flat boat anchor

This could then be slipped into the body seam between trunks and fenders, and a 90º twist would "lock" them into place - completely hidden - no external paint contact

Patent pending (IMG:style_emoticons/default/lol-2.gif)

I appreciate your concerns.

All I can say is after 24 years and literally 100's of covers out in use the only complaint I've had as far as rubbing paint is from a customer in east Texas (where it's really windy) who had some light fine scratches on the forward edge of the decklid, from it flapping in the strong wind. He put some felt on the underside of that area. That's been it.

Besides that it's not OCD, it's CDO (alphabetical) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

[douglastic]

I appreciate your concerns.

All I can say is after 24 years and literally 100's of covers out in use the only complaint I've had as far as rubbing paint is from a customer in east Texas (where it's really windy) who had some light fine scratches on the forward edge of the decklid, from it flapping in the strong wind. He put some felt on the underside of that area. That's been it.

Besides that it's not OCD, it's CDO (alphabetical) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

Good to hear!

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(What an awful meme - it's not even remotely centered)