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Thing 181 Hood Frame nuts from Killer Products

Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 12:29 pm
by duck
Hi there fellow thing lovers


just wanted to tell you about our special nuts to replace the worn rivets on the hood frame.


you can see and buy them here: http://www.killer-products.dk/hood-nuts.html

See what others say about them here: http://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/viewto ... ?p=2252500


Hope you like them and that its ok to post this here...




Regards Andy - Killer Products

Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 2:53 pm
by Kubelmann
Thanks for the post. These are very awesome. I have one set and they are everything you could hope for and more. I can not give enough positive comments about this hardware kit or the folks that sell them.

Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 6:42 am
by MNAirHead
Duck

Do you have any pix of them installed?

Sell any other parts?

Welcome to STF

Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 8:57 am
by duck
hi you can see them installed on the small pictures on:

http://www.killer-products.dk/hood-nuts.html


click the thumbnails to view bigger image.

thanks

andy - killer products

Posted: Fri Jun 08, 2007 8:13 pm
by Kubelmann
I took my frame apart and very gently straightened all the members. Then I put on the Killer connectors. I put it on the body and it is awesome. Then I took the frame back apart and have it at the blaster to have it stripped adn then will get it powder coated and then put the soft top on. I am fabricating my own tension straps from high grade 1 1/2" nylon strapping and 1 1/2" trigrides. I want to make it easily adjustable adn removeable. If this does not work I will revert to sewing velcro on the straps like the Thing shop tension straps. I already have plenty of sew on velcro. I bought enough strap and triglides to do both my Things and will have enough left over to make fastening straps and still have enough left over to make straps for other in need. I have enough OD green stapping to do a complete soft top. I was going with OD green and then went back to black. I will be getting more of the fastening kits because one of the great parts is that it allows you to discectthe frame, straighten all parts, refinish, and end up with a wonderfully restored soft top for the cost of a hardware kit asn a bit of labor.