Sunday, Nov 06, 2016 at 19:41
I have a Flexiglass sport on a 2011 Dmax for around 4 1/2 years.
Nice looking and functional with hinged side windows. Airflow through rear wing is useless/does not clear window with airflow.
I made an internal brace for the rear roof mounts to hold the rated weight with more surety.
I located all wiring required myself and had a multi core cable run to
the tub area to make connection of heated window and light and central locking easy to do.
The unpleasant foreman of the
Melbourne (Northcote) dealer showed he didn't appreciate me doing the wiring. I didn't want bozos pulling my trims out.
The manager was incompetent and tried to charge me full price while ignoring the deposit I had paid. A good try by him.
They then would not accept cheque payment and made me go and get a bank cheque for the remainder. Ok I suppose, but I am from the country and they wouldn't give me my keys to drive to a bank.
I learnt a lot about crazy companies that day.
AT HOME
However, when parked uphill on my driveway it leaked at the rear window and
water then wicked upward through the felt lining.
Water would then drip off
well inside
the tub.
The drain system was not designed into the canopy.
They then sent someone 160km to fix it. He was just a beginner and using his gear I rectified the fault. Since then all has been OK.
Would I again buy a Flexiglass canopy. Yes, but only on my terms and not theirs.
They promote themselves as one of the best in the business. The disfunctional way their
Melbourne dealership ran was amazing to see.
You decide after due consideration. Other canopy companies may be similar, all experts in their field until you find they aren't.
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