‘94-’04 Convertible Hardtop by Smooth Line
February 12th, 2006 by CobraMatt
Ok, don’t laugh at the pictures I have included with this article. They were the best I could do with the limited resources I had to work with. Anyway, Smooth Line noted as the worlds leader in hardtops has come out with a new removable hartop for the 1994-2004 convertible Mustang. At first glance the hardtop looks like a 2005 Mustang hardtop and you are right about that, Smooth Line has taken some styling cues from the new 2005+ Mustangs.
The new Daytona R removable hardtop is easy to install with no tools or modifications required. The hartop is made from lightwight fiberglass and comes with tinted windows along with a host of other options below:
- Rigid / lightweight fiberglass composite
- Black urethane primer ready for topcoat
- Full upholstered to match interior color
- Easy to install and remove (no tools required)
- No vehicle modification required
- Exterior rain guards
- Tinted windows (Defogger available)
- Rear quarter windows (Opt. side scoops)
- Weather tight rubber seals
- 12 Month Warrantee
Smooth Line is the world’s leader in sports car removable hardtops with over 30 different models available. Premium quality and attention to detail has been built into every custom made Smooth Line Hardtop for over 40 years. For more information on the Mustang Hardtop please visit SmoothLine.com
Gary Pantina Says
listen i found removable hard tops for 00-02 mustang body styles .. but i have a 94 gt n im tired of the drop top i want to get a removable one so if u could tell me where i can buy one that would cool.
Feb 15th, 2006 at 10:11 am
Greg Says
^^buddy… read the title… you can get this hardtop for ‘94-’04
that includes your SN95
Dec 20th, 2006 at 2:37 am
jeff grya Says
Hey there, just wanted to let you know about Smooth Line tops. I recently purchaced a top for my 1960 Austin Healey. It arrived in good shape. The fit is pretty close, but I have ran into a problem with the finish. The primer has bubbled after sitting outside, under my car cover, here in california. I contacted Smooth Line , with my complaint. Gary, the sales manager said he had seen this happen once before. He then tried to convince me that if I set it in the sun, it will go away. Anyone who knows something about paint, knows once it lifts, it doesn’t magically re-adhere. I asked for a reasonable compensation of 2 hrs labor to sand and paint ($ 200 ). Denied. Just thought you should know, warranties and workmanship are questionable .
Dec 28th, 2006 at 1:03 pm
TIM HORACE Says
NEED HARD TOP FOR 1996 CONVERTIBLE
Feb 29th, 2008 at 7:51 pm