Dunno, he does not reply to my emails-I might not have a current 1-you by chance have it?
He was the last persons I knew that had them, he had made like 3-4 of them, but at the time we spoke about these which was probably 2 years ago he was having issues with the hinges,and the guy he sent the molds too had screwed him on it and the lids were poor quality to say the least(that's directly from Bill himself)he moved as well again, and he had never gotten around to getting the molds back if my memory serves me.

I may be working on getting a lid from a member-if I can acquire this lid, is there enough interest in these for a production run?
I have done production runs of the decals Pilot and 350,I think I may be able to locate a plastics firm for a reproduction of it,dependent on price of coarse.

Put me down for one

ok, thanks.I got some great imput from DC on these roofs as to upgrading them-they will be implemented in the new roof, waterproofing is top priority as is making the space alittle deeper for storage.The company name that made them is actually on the insert of the roof, I may even try to speak to them and see if I can get something accomplished through them.More to come.

That sounds like a good material. Vacuum forming is pretty easy. I have done small items. Basically you hold your plastic ( or kydex in this case) in a wooden frame. You then put it in the oven at the appropriate temp to soften the plastic you are using. The plastic softens from the heat and will start to droop and melt. You then take it out of the oven put it over the mold, clamp the frame to your box/table, and then you use a shop vac or other vacuum source ( which is under the table and sucks through a hole or multiple holes drilled through the table under your frame/box) it sucks the material over the mold. You then let it cool trim off excess and there's your part.