CargoNetBronco (8).JPG
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CargoNetBronco (7).JPG
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CargoNetBronco (6).JPG
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CargoNetBronco (5).JPG
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CargoNetBronco (4).JPG
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CargoNetBronco (3).JPG
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CargoNetBronco (2).JPG
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CargoNetBronco (1).JPG
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SkylerSoftTopBronco (1).JPG
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Cab Mount Top Driver Side2.JPG
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Here is the mount on the driver's side of the top. For now I simply have small bolts attaching the cab channel to the aluminum brackets. I plan on having a friend Tig weld them at a later point if the thin aluminum channel will hold up to the heat.

84 Softtop (2).JPG
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Custom made boat canvas Fastback style soft top, no rear window. Snaps attached to body.

Cab Mount Driver Side.JPG
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The side cab bracket dimensions are almost the opposite of the top mounts. Bolt hole location in all brackets was determined by the snap location on the cab mount channels.

Bed Sides.JPG
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I bent 90 degree brackets out of aluminum bar to mount the shortened tonneau cover bed rails to the original hardtop mounting holes.

Completely Snapped.JPG
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Here's the rear window full snapped on the fabricated channel. There is about a half inch gap between the aluminum channel and the top of the tailgate. I have some rubber seal that I'll put on the bottom of the channel to help seal this up.

Cab Mounts.JPG
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Cab channels mounted using 5 fabricated aluminum brackets which bolt to hardtop bolt locations.

Rear Rail (1).JPG
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After cutting the tonneau cover side rails to length and notching them on the inside to accept a cross bar, I cut a section of Aluminum channel to length to use as the rear rail. I then drilled holes in the rear of the side rails and the ends of the ...

Mount Bracket Fabrication (1).JPG
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To make the mount brackets, I bought 1/8" thick aluminum bar that can be found at Lowes or HD. I used some 1" wide for the bedsides and 3" wide for the cab mounts. To bend it I simply placed the measured short end into the vice and bent a 90 degree a...

Mount Bracket Fabrication (2).JPG
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I then tightened up the bend with a hammer. Not very professional, but highly affective. Initially I did use a small torch to put some heat into the aluminum before bending, but it didn't appear to make any difference in the process.