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TR4/4A New soft top for TR4
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Ab Crevoiserat
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I have been investigating all sorts of tops from many different venders. I have recently decided on a company from England, Prestige Auto Hoods. They have the best price I have found and from all reports the make a very good Top. Try this link and check them out https://www.prestigeautotrim.com/usa/info/about.htm
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Geo Hahn
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My top is a Robbins obtained from British Parts Northwest. Fits, looks fine (to me) and was cheap -- all I needed since I rarely use it, mainly in the boot just in case.
In case you don't know... do not discard the 3 stays across the front -- most tops do not come with these and at least some replacements out there are inferior to the original (not as stiff).
FWIW -- I kept my old top and cut out the rear window for a breezy but shady ride on long road trips in the sunny Southwest. Looks funky but rides cool. I live for the day when someone asks "How do you keep your rear window so clear?".
In case you don't know... do not discard the 3 stays across the front -- most tops do not come with these and at least some replacements out there are inferior to the original (not as stiff).
FWIW -- I kept my old top and cut out the rear window for a breezy but shady ride on long road trips in the sunny Southwest. Looks funky but rides cool. I live for the day when someone asks "How do you keep your rear window so clear?".
