- low
priced hardtop two-door
until 1953. M****-production of
hardtops began with
General Motors,
which launched two-door,
pillarless hardtops in 1949 as...
- LCD
screens into the
crossmember for the rear p****engers.
Retractable hardtops are
commonly made from
between two and five
sections of
metal or plastic...
-
convertible roofs include retractable hardtops (often
constructed from
metal or plastic) and
detachable hardtops (where a
metal or
plastic roof is manually...
-
Hardtop is a
rigid automobile roof.
Hardtop may also
refer to:
Hardtop (Transformers), a
Transformers character Hardtop (G.I. Joe), a
fictional character...
-
Fairmont (XB)
Hardtop with GS
Rally Pack
Fairmont (XB)
wagon with GS
Rally Pack GT
Sedan interior Ford
Falcon GT (XB)
sedan Falcon GT (XB)
Hardtop In July 1974...
-
December 1977, 12 special-build XC
hardtops were released, all with VINs
beginning JG65TE.
These were
based on the GS
hardtop but
featured an
homologation pack...
- in
September 1973.
Sedans and
Wagons were
introduced in
March 1972, the
Hardtops in
August 1972 and the
Utilities and Vans in
October of that year. Ford...
- New
Yorker two-door
hardtops, in
Canada through 1964 and 1965 in the U.S., and no
longer used the
nameplate "Newport" for
hardtop models when the Chrysler...
- line with
other Chevrolet series, the two-door
hardtops were
called Sport coupes. Four-door
hardtops,
dubbed Sport Sedans, were
available (1966 through...
-
hardtops; all four-doors and
Newport coupes were
hardtops, the
pillared sedan also
having been dropped. 1974
Chrysler Newport Custom 2-door
hardtop 1975...
