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Soft top Stayfast fabric for Chevrolet Corvette C2 Stingray Cabriolet year 63-67
- ✓ Top quality
- ✓ Perfect fit
- ✓ Ready-to-install and no additional work required
Prices incl. VAT plus shipping costs
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€1,218.00 *
Saddler Glue / Adhesive for the installation of soft tops and headliners (800 grams)
Order number: 4SATKLEB800
High-quality convertible top glue ✓ Professional adhesive for saddlers ✓ 800 g ✓ sufficient for 1x convertible top and 1x headliner
+ €26.00 *
Content: 0.8 Kilogramm
Content: 0.8 Kilogramm
Care set for soft tops from RaggTopp (cleaner and waterproofing agent)
Order number: 92556
We offer care products to look after your convertible tops and your vehicle | Providing you with the best quality ✓ Take a look now and see for yourself!
+ €49.00 *
Content: 0.889 Liter
Content: 0.889 Liter
Renovo PVC window polish
Order number: 92557
We offer care products to look after your convertible tops and your vehicle | Providing you with the best quality ✓ Take a look now and see for yourself!
+ €25.00 *
Content: 50 Milliliter
Content: 50 Milliliter
- Order number: 1COCC21161-63-67
- Open text field 1: <ul> <li>✓ Top quality</li> <li>✓ Perfect fit</li> <li>✓ Ready-to-install and no additional work required</li> </ul>
Product details
Model, Material & Workmanship
- Model:
- Soft top for Chevrolet Corvette C2 Stingray suitable for model years 1963-1967
- Material:
- American cloth topping, highly UV resistant and similar to Sonnenland®.
- No sewing required:
- The main and side seams of the soft top have been professionally produced and to a very high quality standard. The hood does not require any additional sewing work.
- Information on the rear window:
- Flexible polyglas rear window, with the same thickness (1 mm) as the original, TÜV-certified, permanently sewn-in. The window is made of a clear panel just like the original.
- What’s included:
- Ready-to-fit soft top without frame and seals - which will be reused.
