Fb convertible

Started by syebba, January 26, 2011, 08:41:47 PM

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Quote from: Steve-A;739308I feel dirty saying this, but I think I prefer it as a coupe! I\'m a big soft-top fan, but cars not originally designed to be soft top, to me, often look a bit wrong at the back end some how. Cars designed to be soft top from day one kinda flow better behind the seats.

I agree in principle but the concept of this particular one looks brill to me so I would make an exception on this rex.
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syebba

I agree i prefer Fb\'s with their tin tops.
I only posted this as it\'s been particulary well conceived & completed.
It dose\'nt look like a hash job.

Brett

Yep, that boot lid looks like the one on my Montrose.  That is the best fb conversion I\'ve sern for years... I\'ll take it!
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Ian65

I think drophead 1st gens look good from the front but the rear view always lets them down... I\'ve never seen one that looks just right from the back

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I still think this one looks neat but very americian in the reg plate area which tends to appear a little tacky
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