Has anyone fitted a surfboard across the top of their buggy ? if so what fitments did you use ?

Big wide velcro strap   

Most people use these round here on their cars! Might work on a buggy!

http://www.surfsurfsurf.co.uk/surfboard-softracks/northcore-single-soft-surfboard-roof-rack?gclid=CNXT9tWK9swCFdRuGwodMYAOnA

The board is only for show was thinking of using fittings for my hardtop so drilling board isn't a problem

Yes I fitted one to Robs buggy will explain how later got to go to work.

Big wide velcro strap   

Pics of it didn't happen 

An easy rack... my next door neighbour has one for ladders and he's been using it for a few years. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Streetwize-SWRB6-Easy-Rack-Soft-Roof/dp/B00GOLJLO0

Tony (aka Twister)

pictures on Pete's site   http://www.manxmaniac.co.uk/albums/Twister/slides/DSC01690.jpg

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Sorry I forgot about this I made up some 2 mm thick steel plates two for the back above the roll bar and two for the front above the windscreen. The plates were about 50 mm wide and about 125 long can't remember exactly I welded two m8 nuts to one side with clearance holes in the steel so you can run a bolt through from the other side. The front nuts were welded about 50mm apart the rear ones had the nuts welded 25mm away from each side of the roll bar so 50mm plus the diameter of the roll bar.i then fibre glassed them in to the surfboard with the nuts facing into the surfboard the two at the back fitted central to the roll bar and the front ones fitted with first nut About 20mm away from the back of the windscreen. I then made up some stainless brackets the two front ones hook over the windscreen with thin rubber stuck to the bracket where it goes over the windscreen and bolted to the surfboard the rear ones are U shaped to go around the roll bar with two tabs folded out flush with the top of the roll bar with holes in to bolt to the surfboard thin rubber was once again used between bracket and roll bar. Hope this helps it looks really cool sorry I don't have any photos.

Careful what you are drilling holes in, ... Some classic boards are quite collect able nowadays 😖

Sorry I forgot about this I made up some 2 mm thick steel plates two for the back above the roll bar and two for the front above the windscreen. The plates were about 50 mm wide and about 125 long can't remember exactly I welded two m8 nuts to one side with clearance holes in the steel so you can run a bolt through from the other side. The front nuts were welded about 50mm apart the rear ones had the nuts welded 25mm away from each side of the roll bar so 50mm plus the diameter of the roll bar.i then fibre glassed them in to the surfboard with the nuts facing into the surfboard the two at the back fitted central to the roll bar and the front ones fitted with first nut About 20mm away from the back of the windscreen. I then made up some stainless brackets the two front ones hook over the windscreen with thin rubber stuck to the bracket where it goes over the windscreen and bolted to the surfboard the rear ones are U shaped to go around the roll bar with two tabs folded out flush with the top of the roll bar with holes in to bolt to the surfboard thin rubber was once again used between bracket and roll bar. Hope this helps it looks really cool sorry I don't have any photos.

took the buggy in question out yesterday so took a couple of photos to show you

Are you on facebook?
Paul Ridgewell whos not on the forum (for some reason) has one mounted on his buggy.
There are some better shots but I cant find them.
I think all his stuff is off the shelf...could be wrong though