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Thanks everyone, looks like the lucas style ones are the ones for me - I presume the 'bullet/racing' style ones are too close to the body?
I don't have a full screen (yet) do plan to fit the MMC version when they get them in stock - keep asking but nothing yet!!


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[quote=planenut]
A good idea but it won't work on a M3W. The seat belt fasteners are outboard, not inboard as on the cars.
Sorry. I had missed the fact it was a M3W thread. -

However, is it not possible to follow "the idea" of the strap and either
secure the manufactured strap to an inboard anchor ie. the inboard seat rail, or
. Alternatively use the existing passenger lap strap and, at the appropriate point along its length, affix a Tenex fastener to attach to a well placed matching Tenex fastener on the tonneau cover thereby securing the loose cover to the passenger seat lap strap anchor.

I can assure you that once the cover is secured under appropriate tension (as per pictures for my Trad) there is no flapping cover. It has transformed my driving with cover- which is 90% of my journeys.

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