>===== Original Message From "USER" <pairets@luna.moonstar.com> =====
>I'm curious to know if the TR4A I just bought has the correct top frame on
it.
>Is it suppose to not fold back flush with the curve of the car? Mine has a
bar
>that does not seem to lay back as far as the rest of the frame work. It
>appears to work okay but would prevent me from using the area behind the
seats
>for an extra seat area. Thanks to all. Tom Pairet
Tom,
The TR4A uses the same design as the TR250 and the TR6. They got a little
fancier... but it is about the same basic plan. The top along with the frame
is folded into the space in front of the rear deck. The TR4 has an erector
set frame and a top that stores in the trunk. When the TR4 top is down you
see a complete "roadster" look... no buldge and an open occasional seat area.
The TR4A design is convienent and fast to erect but the price is the space
used up in the back seat area.
Brian Sanborn
62 TR4 CT16260L(O) - Groton, MA
My TR4 Restoration Web Site
http://www.net1plus.com/users/sanborn
E-Mail: sanborn@net1plus.com
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