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Technical Replacing vinyl top help

Discussion in 'Traditional Hot Rods' started by soda4u2, Jun 14, 2014.

  1. soda4u2
    Joined: Jan 3, 2009
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    How hard is it to replace the vinyl roof panel on my 30 Model A coupe ? Wanting to replace with another vinyl top. The old one was taken off when I bought the car. I've looked at several sites and have been unable to find a replacement. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Jimmy
     
  2. Mr48chev
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  3. creepjohnny
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    Snyder's model a parts has what u need

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  4. 48 Indian Rag
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    Try Julianos soft top kit its durable and if you follow their instruction relatively easy to install.
     
  5. TagMan
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    Personally, I don't like the top set-up from Julianos. It sticks up above the roof line a lot more than stock and looks a little weird, IMHO.
     
  6. HOTRODPRIMER
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    You might check with Snyder's Antique auto,I believe they carry the original top material. HRP
     
  7. scrap metal 48
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    Here's one I did on my old coupe for about $50... radiator and top 001.JPG radiator and top 002.JPG
     
  8. bartmcneill
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  9. 325w
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    Look at LaBarron Bonney Company.
     
  10. DICK SPADARO
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    If you want to do the job yourself most Model A restoration suppliers can sell you the material. If you want to get an idea of how to approach installing the material go to Julianos.com web site and they have posted an instruction procedure for how to make a frame to keep the wrinkles out of the cloth and produce a smooth tight covering.
     

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