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Old 29-06-15, 12:37
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Rick Cove
 
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The reason it hinges in the middle is so the front half can be folded back or with it in that position the whole roof lifts back and sits on a special rack at the rear of the crew compartment. Rubber head protectors were where the darker parts are. These pads were about 1/2 inch thick but very necessary when closed down.

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Plenty of rust to beat here.

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The Lynx Mk.II did away with the roof and partially closed in the top opening with rubber pads all around for protection. (Peter Duggan has that type).

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This is one from the web. You can see the rubber pads around the opening.

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On the Lynx Mk.I special locks are supposed to hold it in the open position otherwise you might be decapitated.

Rick
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