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I used smooth 1/4" masonite to make forms (forgot to take pictures) for the new sidewalls and applied one intial layer of 1708 fiberglass ioregnated with West System 105 epoxy.
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I used 1/8" smooth masonite to make a curved form section to close the front of the roof.
I built a wooden cradle to hold the roof off my work table so I could work on it without distorting the roof's shape.
Then I reinstalled the roof top.
I used smooth 1/4" masonite to make forms (forgot to take pictures) for the new sidewalls and applied one intial layer of 1708 fiberglass ioregnated with West System 105 epoxy.
Once in my shop I cut the top of the roof off.
Done. Scary how quick and easy this was!
I decided the best course of action for converting to a high top was to remove the roof and then do the modifications in my heated shop. Removal took about two minutes with a recipro saw with carbide blade.
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I used smooth 1/4" masonite to make forms (forgot to take pictures) for the new sidewalls and applied one intial layer of 1708 fiberglass ioregnated with West System 105 epoxy.

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I used smooth 1/4" masonite to make forms (forgot to take pictures) for the new sidewalls and applied one intial layer of 1708 fiberglass ioregnated with West System 105 epoxy.
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