settled on 'hack up a couple 2x4s & call it good OH MY GODS
also put the trim along the back edge of the roof that'll hold down the folded-over edge of the tarp. that'll be the front edge while driving, so it's got to be extra-secure. that end of the roof is ALMOST road-ready now!
i am FUCKING EXHAUSTED pardon my anglo-saxon
tomorrow i'm gonna do the same with the left edge of the roof -- cut the edge of the tarp & fasten it down with trim -- & see if I can get part of the front wall done as well.
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Date: 2020-02-01 11:27 pm (UTC)discarded simpler idea
settled on 'hack up a couple 2x4s & call it good OH MY GODS
also put the trim along the back edge of the roof that'll hold down the folded-over edge of the tarp. that'll be the front edge while driving, so it's got to be extra-secure. that end of the roof is ALMOST road-ready now!
i am FUCKING EXHAUSTED pardon my anglo-saxon
tomorrow i'm gonna do the same with the left edge of the roof -- cut the edge of the tarp & fasten it down with trim -- & see if I can get part of the front wall done as well.