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    Straps for Cibie Covers

    I acquired a pair of Cibie covers for my '67 a couple of years ago and I'm still trying to figure out how to fashion some straps for them.



    Any ideas would be appreciated.

    Thanks,
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    There should be new repros coming soon. Rene is making them. I am sure it will be posted when they go on sale.
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    The photo of the straps looked correct with the CIBIE molded into the strap.

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    John, what length do the straps need to be?

    I have one Cibie strap sitting in a box that you can have if you can use it

    Cheers

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    Cam...

    The full distance is 14.5". The temporary (Seedo ) straps that I have on there are 10" long and stretch the remaining 4". Thanks very much for the kind offer - I will PM you my shipping address.

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