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Has anyone got a picture showing their tonneau in place on this model please. I understand the tonneau fits in place over the top of the hood when its folded back. Can this tonneau be used without the hood in place?
Paul
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Paul...are you talking about the 9 stud traditional hood or the Easyup hood? If the former, you will need to remove the hood before fitting the tonneau as they share the same rear fasteners.
Jays
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What kind of hold on your car? The QuickTime one?
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Its the traditional 9 stud hood, so from Jay says that means the hood has to be removed in order that the tonneau can be fitted.
Thanks.
Paul
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Is this what you mean - it’s a Roadster not a 4/4 but the Traditional 9 Stud Hood is the same when fitted on all classic models. Hood removed and waiting for the tonneau.  Tonneau fitted (in this case I have half the tonneau rolled forward to cover the passenger seat and the drivers side covering the rear deck only) - 
David
2020 Roadster 3.7 Dove Grey.
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I have a 4/4 sport with trad hood & tonneau - they cannot both be fitted at the same time. The one not in use stows nicely into the slot at the back -with sidescreens if removed.
Spent the last 3 days trying to sort all the rubbish out of the garage & fit new shelves so the Mog can at last go in. Getting very frustrated as it is great Mogging weather. Will go out for a blat tomorrow.
2010 4/4 sport - le mans green
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Thanks for the pics David - lovely car! Looks like you've had the tonneau edged in a different colour?
Paul
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I must say the the big advantage of the traditional 9 stud hood is the clean look when the hood is down or the tonneau fitted.
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I must say the the big advantage of the traditional 9 stud hood is the clean look when the hood is down or the tonneau fitted. Fully agree!
Richard
1976 4/4 4 Seater
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+1. And it doesn't flap in the wind when used in that configuration!
Jays
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