Gordon, is this the rite # ???
When i searched for MG Magic, I got this:
http://fiberfabparts.com/
Contact Information
FIBERFAB Parts C/O MG MAGIC INC
FIBERFAB PARTS MANAGER
FIBERFAB PARTS MANAGER
info@fiberfabparts.com
954-680-2010 (phone)
954-680-0122 (fax)
5666 Rodman St. Unit 6
Hollywood
Florida 33023
USA
Yes,here you go !
~Alan
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Brad Anderson
MG Magic Inc.
5666 Rodman St
Unit 6
Hollywood, FL 33023
Tel: 954-680-2010
Fax: 954-680-0122
~Alan
______________
Brad Anderson
MG Magic Inc.
5666 Rodman St
Unit 6
Hollywood, FL 33023
Tel: 954-680-2010
Fax: 954-680-0122
i actually found a better way to mount the hinges. i took a bunch of photos (but left the memory card at home).
it allows the latch to sug right up to the window, is a bit higher (which allows for easier/more latch adjustment and doesn't make the latch hang down so much in your line of sight if you're tall like me), and doesn't stick out so prominently.
essentially, it's the same as Gordon's, but it's at a 45 degree angle toward the top. I bored out the hinge mounting holes and used bigger stainless hardware and nylock nuts as these are no longer under the weather stripping.
Thanks again Gordon. The "build manual" is super sketchy in this department. Their drawings are poor and description is even worse.
it allows the latch to sug right up to the window, is a bit higher (which allows for easier/more latch adjustment and doesn't make the latch hang down so much in your line of sight if you're tall like me), and doesn't stick out so prominently.
essentially, it's the same as Gordon's, but it's at a 45 degree angle toward the top. I bored out the hinge mounting holes and used bigger stainless hardware and nylock nuts as these are no longer under the weather stripping.
Thanks again Gordon. The "build manual" is super sketchy in this department. Their drawings are poor and description is even worse.
Hey.....NICE JOB!