'95 convertible hardtop

Jun 30, 2005 4 Replies

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saw someone wanted to see a convertible hard top. Well here one is.excobra boy


Thanks. that was me asking about them before.

It sure looks sharp with the hard top on. I can't imagine why they didn't follow through and sell more of them. It would be great to have the best of BOTH worlds with a hardtop / ragtop combo.

That's a nice ride to with only 33k on the clock! I think he's smoking weed though if he thinks he is going to get 20k for it!

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I saw someone wanted to see a convertible hard top. Well here one is.> excobra boy

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> I saw someone wanted to see a convertible hard top. Well here one is.> > excobra boy

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> I saw someone wanted to see a convertible hard top. Well here one is.> > excobra boy

Not without modifications.

According to former resident guru Bill S., who owned one or two, there were two reasons: One, the extensive (and expensive) modifications needed to make it work were prohibitive, and two, the quality wasn't all that great.

He talks about it in these two messages:

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