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Who said they couldn't figure it out? Have you priced out a BMW or Volvo hard top convertible? The Sebring hard top convertible is $8K more than the comparable sedan.

It's not a question of whether YOU would pay for it - it's a question of whether all mustang ragtop buyers would be willing to pay more for it and most would not, therefore it would not be a wise business investment for Ford.

It would fit nicely on a Lincoln coupe if they ever build one, but not on a mustang.

#68 of 71 Still waiting by carnutinpa

Apr 02, 2010 (7:11 pm)

It's $5k more for hard top versus cloth in the sebring...water tight, more secure, year round crusing, quieter...etc...can't wait till Ford sees the light....like Audi, Volkwagen,etc. I'll write a check immediately.

#69 of 71 Hardtop by jlc

Apr 03, 2010 (7:50 am)

FYI, I do remember back in late 50 or early 60ties Ford had a hard top. I belive it was the Sunliner. I think it's a matter of time before you see HT Stang. I too would buy it on the spot for the reasons mentioned. Didn't Mazda just do it with the Miata? It only added 65 lbs. I think.

Joe

#70 of 71 Re: Living the life [papasam1] by bonton

Jun 03, 2011 (1:39 am)

Replying to: papasam1 (Oct 04, 2008 8:55 pm)

Im new to this forem, but I do have a 1972 Mustang Coupe. It is very primitive and needing restored. I'd love any input on where to even begin.

#71 of 71 72 mustang by papasam1

Jun 03, 2011 (10:43 pm)

what type of restoring do you have in mine, I have just finished well close any way and it took about 14K and two years

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