:pic:...Yeah Man...pictures...one of the last things I heard ya say at Folly Bch was you were gonna getta digital camera and post some pics...LOL...If this old fart (me) can do it, Brother I KNOW you can...:pic:

Depending on which grade you buy I think you'll like that pool cover. I've found that the cheapest ones they sell are good for several years, but you have to take extra care about projections (like bimini fittings) puncturing through under extended intervals of heavy pressure. It's the old adage... if you buy quality you get quality. For myself, I like their gold series..... good cross between cost and quality. With the northern winters we get up here the sliver line just doesn't hold up that well...4-5 years at most.

All that being said, even the cheapest cover from them is still a great deal, especially when you consider that a "custom" cover can run hundreds of dollars and usually doesn't last as long.

LOL Getting closer everyday. Want a basic one that takes decent pictures and makes calls, and can post stuff on craigslist, thats it.

Don't need gps, all them apps and stuff people have, texting stuff. BLAH!!!

I should have been born about 300 years ago, or anytime before the industrial revolution would be fine with me.

:pray2:That is fantastic. What a great tip. Do you think that would fit over a T-top CC?

Well, I really don't know.... but having said that, I think it probably will. I have a center tent rail made of heavy wall 1 1/4" pipe that runs the length of my boat that I put the cover over so that I get a wall tent effect. This way the snow slides off and to the ground. That center pipe is about two feet above my windshield. Even at that point, the pool cover extends down to my tires over the side of the boat. So it probably will fit. I'd be a little concerned about a "T" top though, not because of the cover, but because of the flat surface area. Since you haven't posed your location, it's hard to know what your winter conditions are. You get a good snow, that's a lot of weight that's going to be laying on that "T" top. My personal opinion would be that you'd either need to remove it for winter storage, or put 2x4 braces under it for strength. And again, I stress that I really don't know. This is just an educated guess, based on my experience with my boat. Since I don't know how high or how wide your "T" top is, I really can't be certain that it will fit.