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12-01-2010, 06:56 AM
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| Implications of putting a hard top convertible roof on a 10 meter runabout hull I am a student in Northumbria University studying Transport Design. As my project i am designing a retractable hard top for a 10 meter hull (which will be built for my final major project). I have started to build some 1/20 scale mockups in a basic form and would like to know what the main issues with this kind of roof are and some outside opinions and viewpoints of this kind of adition to a hull. Any help would be greatly apreciated. Karl  |
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