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There's a common misconception that fiberglass will sag, bend, o…

There's a common misconception that fiberglass will sag, bend, or warp if it's not stored just so.  It won't.  If it did, Corvette bodies & Bronco camper shells ('92-96 F4TB9850200A??) would all have melted into heaps by now, but they obviously don't.  So as long as the rubber seals aren't being cut or torn, any position is fine.

Just avoid touching the headliner (F4TZ9851942AAK).
There's a common misconception that fiberglass will sag, bend, or warp if it's not stored just so. It won't. If it did, Corvette bodies & Bronco camper shells ('92-96 F4TB9850200A??) would all have melted into heaps by now, but they obviously don't. So as long as the rubber seals aren't being cut or torn, any position is fine. Just avoid touching the headliner (F4TZ9851942AAK).Original file
There's a common misconception that fiberglass will sag, bend, or warp if it's not stored just so.  It won't.  If it did, Corvette bodies & Bronco camper shells ('92-96 F4TB9850200A??) would all have melted into heaps by now, but they obviously don't.  So as long as the rubber seals aren't being cut or torn, any position is fine.

Just avoid touching the headliner (F4TZ9851942AAK).

There's a common misconception that fiberglass will sag, bend, or warp if it's not stored just so. It won't. If it did, Corvette bodies & Bronco camper shells ('92-96 F4TB9850200A??) would all have melted into heaps by now, but they obviously don't. So as long as the rubber seals aren't being cut or torn, any position is fine.

Just avoid touching the headliner (F4TZ9851942AAK).

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