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S2 soft top
- Thread starter bpthomas
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sunalp
Diamond Level Sponsor
Looks to be an S2 top. Will it fit? looks to be an older top and if it hasn't been on a car
it most likely will have shrunk. I have a brand new top in a box , that's been in the box for 20+ years.
Tried to get it on my car and there was no way I could stretch it without a seam or two just about to
let go. You can try sitting it in the hot sun and trying to stretch it on the car, but on a good day with a new
top, S2's aren't the easiest tops to put on.
it most likely will have shrunk. I have a brand new top in a box , that's been in the box for 20+ years.
Tried to get it on my car and there was no way I could stretch it without a seam or two just about to
let go. You can try sitting it in the hot sun and trying to stretch it on the car, but on a good day with a new
top, S2's aren't the easiest tops to put on.
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SoCal'beaming
Gold Level Sponsor
Looks right for a S2 .... I wouldn't waste your time trying to install it though .. looks old and dry and most likely would split or you wouldn't be able to get it on properly ... brand new there a chore to get just right ... almost an Art!
.... David
.... David
jumpinjan
Bronze Level Sponsor
Yes, there should be zippers to un-zip the sides. Also, the early soft tops had three windows which is very nice when driving. Why? The single window has a blind spot on the left and is impossible to see if it's clear to move left ( Yes, one could use the side mirrors too if available).
Jan
Jan