Hi All,
With all this talk about bugeye hard tops, It brought to mind a
question. Where do you put the hard top on a bugeye when not in use?
I can't see it fitting behind the seat and over the hump. In a square
body it might fit in the small trunk.
I might be interested in one if I could still take my top off on the
nice winter days and store it behind the seat. In California even the
winters are like summer. That is why I moved here, I've lived back
East, North, and South (Sorry lost my head). In the rain are they drier
then the soft tops? I would expect them to be warmer in the snow.
Rick
52 MGTD, 74 MGB, 76 XJ12C, & Puddles (60 Frogeye)
Roger Garnett wrote:
>
> On 22 Oct 97 at 12:51, Dennis Bufton wrote:
>
> > Three years ago I paid $400 for a ragged hardtop with a good window. I
> > thought the window was worth the price; I can fix the fiberglas.
>
> > > I've been offered a hard top for my Bugeye. It is reportedly in good
> > > shape except that it is missing the window. The price is $400.
>
> I have a slightly ragged bugeye hardtop with good rear glass that I would part
> with for less than $400. The 2 side posts which mount behind the doors are
> broken loose- this is just a fiberglass repair, and it is missing one
> windscreen latch. Otherwise, it is in pretty decent condition.
>
> I really like bugeye hardtops- they are real easy to get on/off with one
> person. An MGB top is more work.
>
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