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Don't know but I'd be interested to know as well. I've heard there are a couple of aftermarket companies making them, otherwise you have to brave the ills of eBay.

Joel
 
I have a couple laying around. Yes, you can get them to fit. It has been my experience that I rarely if ever used one. Bout the time I put one on I wanted to take it off to enjoy the weather. Kind of a hassle to store and use. Not much difference than a ragtop.
I do use one on one of my racecars. Things are lot quieter in that car.(kinda nice when surrounded by other noisy cars) A big plus when I race in the rain. Tough the get in and out with a drivers suit and the cage under the top.
 
That's okay for you guys who live in sunnier climes, but it never stops raining here in Ireland, no wonder it's so green!!
 
Well, ya got me there. Put the hard top on and enjoy the dry. Yes you can find one to fit, especially the late model cars. I have acouple of units that are vacuum molded, two layer plastic they are light a work pretty good. I think the name plate says something like Dynaplastics?
 
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