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TR4/4A Factory TR4A Hardtop Non Surrey?
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Re: Factory TR4A Hardtop Non Surrey?
In a word, no. Closest thing was a more or less "Standard-Triumph USA-approved" aftermarket hardtop. It's pictured in one of the issues of the TSOA Newsletter. Unfortunately, my browser keeps crashing (aging computer), so I can't find which one at the moment, but if you look here on the Temple of Triumph web site, somewhere in the 1962-64 range as I recall, you should find it...along with a lot of other interesting reading.
In a word, no. Closest thing was a more or less "Standard-Triumph USA-approved" aftermarket hardtop. It's pictured in one of the issues of the TSOA Newsletter. Unfortunately, my browser keeps crashing (aging computer), so I can't find which one at the moment, but if you look here on the Temple of Triumph web site, somewhere in the 1962-64 range as I recall, you should find it...along with a lot of other interesting reading.
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Re: Factory TR4A Hardtop Non Surrey?
I have a Parrish Platics aftermarket hardtop for a TR4/TR4A that I picked up early on in my original restoration. Not factory but an aftermarket hardtop of the original era.
Smooth Line apparently bought out the molds/rights to Parrish Plastics hardtops and is still selling them. You can see pictures of one on a TR4 here:
Smooth Line/Parrish Plastics Triumph hardtops
Note that you can click on the pictures to expand them for a better view.
Scott
I have a Parrish Platics aftermarket hardtop for a TR4/TR4A that I picked up early on in my original restoration. Not factory but an aftermarket hardtop of the original era.
Smooth Line apparently bought out the molds/rights to Parrish Plastics hardtops and is still selling them. You can see pictures of one on a TR4 here:
Smooth Line/Parrish Plastics Triumph hardtops
Note that you can click on the pictures to expand them for a better view.
Scott