My "new" soft tops

[gohawks444]

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One is a full top allowing full use of back window (kind of rough going on the first time).

The other is the bikini top and the convertible boot for the full top frame.

No drilling required, uses factory bolt holes.

I think its a cool design, nice and quiet, snug fit for the full top.

 

[fourwd1]

Depends on pricing, materials, etc.
Will it be competitive (ie cheaper) than the Kayline or CanBack (whichever it is most equivalent to) ?

Can you change it slightly to make the support loops lower to make the roof line a little flatter (mimicing the hardtop) ?

 

[genlrony]

so how much you pay and where did you get them?

 

[gohawks444]

Pricing would be similar to a used Canback. It is much higher quality than a Kayline.

Also there are 2 tops. A full top and a bikini top. There is a convertible boot for the collapsed frame as well.

Keep in mind that these tops require no drilling, and allow you to use the back window. That makes them especially unique.

You possibly could adjust the bows, not something I have tried personally.

If seriously interested in purchasing these from me, please email me [email protected]

don't expect a bargain. I good used canback is some $$$ and I put these in a similar category.