Roof panel stowage

[timmybob]

I know I'm probably being a numpty, but is there a trick to getting the roof panel in the boot? I always seem to struggle getting the front edges in past the boot rubber. I previously had a late model Chim, which was a breeze compared to the Tuscan. Please tell me I've missed something really simple...

[Big Al.]

When you get the roof in, TILT the back (the bit that goes in first) up and forward.

Works for me, and quicker than fitting the Chim roof.

[billynomates]

Big Al. said:

When you get the roof in, TILT the back (the bit that goes in first) up and forward.

Works for me, and quicker than fitting the Chim roof.

You have two roofs?

[Big Al.]

billynomates said:

Big Al. said:

When you get the roof in, TILT the back (the bit that goes in first) up and forward.

Works for me, and quicker than fitting the Chim roof IN THE CHIM!.

You have two roofs?

Git

[billynomates]

Big Al. said:

billynomates said:

Big Al. said:

When you get the roof in, TILT the back (the bit that goes in first) up and forward.

Works for me, and quicker than fitting the Chim roof IN THE CHIM!.

You have two roofs?

Git

[goon1001]

I put one corner more in than the other first think the left off top of head and then goes in much easier. The manual says the same iirc

[goon1001]

I put one corner more in than the other first think the left off top of head and then goes in much easier. The manual says the same iirc

[lady topaz]

A tip I learnt was to unscrew the lug where the indentation sits. IE thefront part of th panel. Never had a probem.

Di x

PS Because of the carpet my panel is far harder to get out than on my Mk1 Always sticks nd pulls the whole lot forward.