Chrysler 300c drop top???
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attym3 said:
^^^^^^
Now that looks a LOT nicer then the one I passed. So are you saying Crysler made these Zollar?
Mark
I think west coast customs made one for their TV show, however google does seem to throw up a few "official" looking ones but i can't say for certain.Now that looks a LOT nicer then the one I passed. So are you saying Crysler made these Zollar?
Mark
After looking at google images for the last 5 minutes they are certaintly growing on me.
A lot of cars in america have these conversions, ive seen S-type jags and even Lexuses with them, theres a word for it, i think its french or german, like landau or something.
http://www.just-auto.com/news/customers-crown-chry...
http://images.chron.com/blogs/carsandtrucks/VINYL%...
http://www.just-auto.com/news/customers-crown-chry...
http://images.chron.com/blogs/carsandtrucks/VINYL%...
I've seen two different 300C 'Convertibles' up close in London.
Both looked very much like this one and, amazingly - the roof is stuck over the top of the tin top.
It's not a convertible at all, just looks like one with the roof up.
Look at the side pic of this car - the front window frame appears to just carry on up into the roof - how would that work?
My guess is that this is another faker.
Utterly baffling.
Both looked very much like this one and, amazingly - the roof is stuck over the top of the tin top.
It's not a convertible at all, just looks like one with the roof up.
Look at the side pic of this car - the front window frame appears to just carry on up into the roof - how would that work?
My guess is that this is another faker.
Utterly baffling.
Beefmeister said:
I've seen two different 300C 'Convertibles' up close in London.
Both looked very much like this one and, amazingly - the roof is stuck over the top of the tin top.
It's not a convertible at all, just looks like one with the roof up.
Look at the side pic of this car - the front window frame appears to just carry on up into the roof - how would that work?
My guess is that this is another faker.
Utterly baffling.
Both looked very much like this one and, amazingly - the roof is stuck over the top of the tin top.
It's not a convertible at all, just looks like one with the roof up.
Look at the side pic of this car - the front window frame appears to just carry on up into the roof - how would that work?
My guess is that this is another faker.
Utterly baffling.

Think back to the 70's and you will remember this on crap cars. Not convinced myself
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vinyl_roof
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vinyl_roof
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