Cloth Top
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Cloth Top
Has anybody ever seen a 2000+ model with a cloth top? I had never heard of this I thought that it was only in 97 for the 40th ann. I was looking around and I found a newer one with a cloth top. Not sure what year it was but I had never seen or heard of one. I'll try to get the link up soon!
http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...5&aff=national
looks fairly decent
http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...5&aff=national
looks fairly decent
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Originally Posted by MadMike
idk Wes, i think that pretty sweet, a one of a kind.
Bonneville convertible.
Bonneville convertible.
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The top material is bad about holding moisture and causing premature rust beneath it. There is really no "up" side to this modification. I don't believe it adds to the aesthetic beauty of the car and would only hurt its resale value since it'* not factory installed.
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I like cloth tops for the two tone look, but they really are ugly. I wouldn't mind having one because it'* unique. I'd most likely even then think that it'* ugly.