[Maxedwell]

Nope. But it sure looks like one; I had to stop and look. Top is bogus including snaps. Certainly different - what do you think?

 

[boyohboy]

I could see right away it's not a convertible but though I wouldn't do it to my car it does add some more retro to it. Is it vinyl or that cloth looking kind of stuff? Kind of makes it look like a Granny car. Plus I don't know if there's a right color car that would look good on. Enjoy the Journey! Lou.

 

[challengerfan56]

Looks like a vinyl style roof. Looks to be well done in the pictures you provided to include the chrome trim pieces.

 

[KeysB5Blue]

Agree with challengerfan. Looks to be well done, but not something I would do to my car....you'd be able to see ribs in the roof on a ragtop.

 

[Darth]

It's like the worst of both worlds!

 

[HemiMetal]

Vinyl top. The giveaways are the vinyl covered A pillars, and the 70's style seams on the driver and passenger sides of the roof.

 

[70barcuda]

I think they were going for the vinyl top look, not trying to look like a convertible. I've read about a few people trying to do this mod, to each his own but not something I'd want to do.

 

[MOPARMOM]

I've seen a few in person......I wouldn't do it, but done right it can look good.

 

[shadowrider]

Seriously???????????????

 

[RichR]

I guess a vinyl top is okay since it recalls the 1st-gen Challengers (though I couldn't do it).

But, fake tonneau snaps are just as ridiculous now as they were in the '80s and '90s.

So, don't stop now. It's begging for gold-tone emblems & grille, a fake Continental kit and those luggage-strap-and-buckle things on the deck lid.

 

[245pacer]

I quite like it if done well and have considered going down that path to break up all the green . I've decided no but each to there own .

 

[coolbreeze]

Same here..not a fan. But hey, everyone has different tastes.

 

[Maxedwell]

It was meant to look like a convertible - the top material was not vinyl but more of a cloth like texture. And the snaps are the give-away that it is a (fake) rag top and not a vinyl roof.

 

[Garfield411]

So, don't stop now. It's begging for gold-tone emblems & grille, a fake Continental kit and those luggage-strap-and-buckle things on the deck lid.

Wait a couple of days the dealer will add those too.

A few years ago the wife was looking for a new truck. A Ford dealership had an F250 Crew Cab 4x4 on the lot, it had a 6 inch lift, chrome rims, brush guard, roll bar, K/C lights etc. I asked if it was used and the salesman said no. He said we added all of the after market items just to see who would buy it.

 

[TikiMan]

It would look much better without the chrome trim.

 

[Sweden]

Of course you see that it is a fake but i think it looks good. It seems to be well done. Nothing i would do to my car but everyone has a different taste.

 

[dodge man2]

Well I hate it. If it was just a vinyl top it would be OK. I can remember when the fake convertible tops were big, late 80's maybe? I hated them then. They even had a fiberglass over lay that would go on top of the roof to duplicate the bows in a real convertible top.

 

[MIDNITE RT]

Actually not too bad.Its been a long time since we've seen vinyl so it might look a little strange.
Seen a helluva lot worse done to the exterior our cars.

 

[vin57]

Not for me, I would rather try a two tone paint job than try to do a vinyl top look, but thats me.

 

[Dodgeguy]

I've seen a few in person......I wouldn't do it, but done right it can look good.

While I would not do it, those 2 look pretty good to me. I always thought a silver car looked great with a black vinyl top.