post 1992 bonne convertable???
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post 1992 bonne convertable???
so i was leaving my house today and saw a bonne with a soft top and i got mighty confused because i haven't heard of a bonneville convertable since the 60'*, any info??
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probably just a viynal looking top. They arn't so popular anymore but used to be, esp in the 70'* and 80'* when they wanted to give off the perseption that it was a convertable but really isn't.
Did it look like this? This is what i'm talking about:
Did it look like this? This is what i'm talking about:
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Originally Posted by Sol
I've seen a couple Bonnies with the cloth tops. It decieved me at first.
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I way to tell a convertable from a vynal top, is the convertable has the lines where the frame for the top sticks out. It is also not very smooth, while a vynal top is all smooth.
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Originally Posted by opensourceguy
I way to tell a convertable from a vynal top, is the convertable has the lines where the frame for the top sticks out. It is also not very smooth, while a vynal top is all smooth.
-justin
-justin