Just wanted to report that removing the 2006 Roadster top hydraulic cylinders to have them rebuilt isn't as difficult as I thought it would be. I chose Top Hydraulics in Oregon since Klaus helps out on this forum. Been a while since I worked on cars myself. Used to be pretty handy with MG's, but at the end of my military career I became 100% VA disabled in the line of duty. It is difficult to stand very long or bend, etc. The Chrysler dealership wanted $2,000 just to remove and re-install the cylinders so I decided to do it myself. I followed Klaus Witte's DIY videos carefully and had no trouble getting the 7 cylinders out. I just took my time. Saved $2K in the process. Klaus says the rebuilt cylinders are better than new and will last 30-50 years. Thank you Klaus. The cylinders are in the mail.


2006 Roadster with new top in 2022 (lifetime rear window warranty). 18,000 miles

2007 Coupe with 17,100 miles

2005 Roadster with vinyl wrap. 24,500 miles