exx1976

Whaaaaaaaa? There's a difference between a "boot" and a tonneau.. The "boot" is the POS fabric thing that was a $500 option from Ford.

The Tonneau is what I have being painted at the body shop right now, it covers the entire back seat. I'll have pics in a few days.

Depending on the one you buy, it'll fit int he back seat/trunk, if it's a two-piece one..

mhconley

The soft boot is a $160 option from Ford and, IMHO,well worth it. I love mine.

The tonneau cover I was referring to is this one by 3D Carbon:


Looks nice but it's one piece and does not fit in the car when the top is up.

Martin

rogan01

Buy a coupe - save yourself some money D: ???????

TPony

One cannot just go to the dealer and get a vert...it takes lots of planning and considerations as to whether or not you have a garage, does it rain a lot, etc, etc....I am happy with mine, although I am in Wetshington state and the last time I had my top down was many months ago. Good news, I dont plan on staying in this state for a long time...

gdiesel

my ex used to always complain about soft top verts. I've had an Audi TT roadster, a few 80's stang verts, and some 2nd gen Eclipse converts. The only current hard top vert I like is the BMW 335ci IMO that thing is hot.

And yes that would make it heavier and defeat the performance of the Stang.

exx1976

Only $160? My bad.. The car was already on the lot with it, I didn't order it.. I just figured since it was from Ford, it'd be stupid expensive. LOL

I didn't think you were referring to that goofy thing when you said "tonneau cover".. I thought you meant the ones that cover the entire back-seat (which is what I ordered, and am currently suffering through with Cervini's)..

Route 99

Lots of good replies on this thread already. Here in California it's great having a vert. I drive around with the top down sometimes even during the winter months. And I like the looks of a soft top.

But if you hate the looks of a soft top.................