Joe Peters

Check out thisRoadster Tonneau for newer TBirds.
http://www.thunderbirdconcepts.com/roadster.htm
1963 TBirds had this option to cover the back seat and give
more storage. Looks like some interprising fiberglass shop
could make this, for our cars, at a low cost.

Joe Peters

one more time

shpritz

Looks nice but looks like it would be an inconvenience when you put the top up? Physically have to remove it, put the cover on it and then try to store it in a trunk that barely exhists now???Just my 2 cents.

tfischer

Ugh. That addition makes a fairly unattractive (and I think discontinued) car look very ungainly, and would appear to be a real pain to move around.

A genuine tonneau cover should be canvas and might as well have a zipper down the middle to leave the passenger seat covered when not in use. I had that kind of a deal with my TR6 back in 1971, and it was a lot of fun.

This hard plastic shell looks like . . . well, it looks like a crappy hard plastic shell.

Gojirra99

I don't like it neither, & I didn't buy this car for a lot of storage space anyway

flatfoot

I don't think a cover like that would look good on the SC due to the rear headrests. The cruising shelf is probably a better idea for the SC.

Flatfoot

Joe Peters

Ok no crapy plastic shells.
Just testing you guys to see if you had any taste.