Not mine .... On eBay (I don't know how to link), but search "Crossfire top" comes right up. Used, off 36000 mile Crossfire .... $buy now $699, or bid starting at $499, plus $30 shipping. Ask seller any ?????

 

Chrysler Crossfire Convertible Top "Cover-USED W/ Glass | eBay

 

It would be great to have but I don't think it included the clips to attach the top. Those are the parts that are on back order forever. I think I would make sure that I can actually ATTACH the top before I bought it. Its still a great eBay find.

 

lots of cables and pullies and such...I would need a german engineer to help me with that project... mine ever breaks, time for a toneau cover...lol

 

I would agree. Firstly take care, as a Convertable Top from a Car with 36,000 miles cannot be TOO Far from the window falling out, as many do. Secondly, from somone who started to remove his Convertable top AND gave up, NOT EASY. Professionals generally charge $600-650 to remove and replace, so also NOT a five minute job. Let someone who knows what they are doing undertake this task, OR you could just be wasting your money and maybe cocking up your top mechanisms/microswitches altogether. I posted on the forum for guidance regarding the removal of my top, with NO responses at all, can't be too many people who have done it themselves, IF ANY. If you have a pretty reasonable top, with just a window problem, get a professional to do the window, at a cost of $750 Total, to fit a new window, guaranteed for life not to fall out again. That includes removal and replacement of top PLUS NEW Window. My Advice for what it is worth. Cost of a complete top (Canvas and window-FITTED) $2000-2500. JUST had mine done in German Canvas Navy Blue. I have a reliable professional contact in Houston, if anyone is interested.

 

Sounds interesting. Do you have any pics? James

 

I too would love to see pics of that blue top. Cheers.

 

I'll post them as I'm sure Terry won't mind ...............
Courtesy of Terry R

 

Gonna' have plenty of used convertible tops on sale here shortly, since Chrysler is replacing most of the 2005's.

Just wait a few months.

 

That's a very dark blue and it looks great against the Alabaster...

When I first heard Blue, my mind started racing, and this is what I pictured:

Photo Gallery for Chevy Convertible Top, With Correct Stitching, Light Blue, 1955-1957 - Eckler's Classic Chevy Parts

The Chevy blue brings back memories...lol...

 

Hi ya all
Can terry R
(Terry Robinson) contact me or anyone who pass me on to him ,as im looking at putting a blue German canvas on my Aero Blue over here in the UK , i have been in touch with company called Cabrio World who have sent sample of the blue fabric over .But would love to see some pics of the blue roof on the "blue " car.
martin.rood@virgin.net