Mark,
Actually, the TR7 Coupes were fitted from the factory from about 1977
onwards with a canvas folding sunroof made by Weathershield, then later
Edrose. They filled the entire roof panel, not only part like the
aftermarkets do.
Later,
Brian
1981 TR7 DHC
Mark Milotay wrote:
>
> Peggy,
>
> I may be wrong, but these types of sunroof are often done aftermarket. Most
> auto upholstery shops can repair this style of roof, or order the necessary
> parts for you to do it yourself. I had a couple of Minis with this type of
> roof & that is the route I went for repairing them.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> Mark
> 1980 Spit
>
> At 01:17 PM 30/06/1999 -0700, Peggy Bohler wrote:
> >
> >
> >Does anyone else have a TR7 with a sunroof and "soft" top? The top folds
> >back like an accordian to open --
> >and mine needs repaired or replaced (the staves are sticking out on one
> >side)
> >The paint right now is pretty crummy, but when I get it repainted I don't
> >want the metal staves scratching a groove in the paint.
> >We haven't been able to find replacement tops in any of the TR7 catalogs we
> >have.
> >Thank you for your help,
> >Peggy
> >1978 TR7
> >
> >
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