RE: IML: Stainless steel top a 60 imp

Or perhaps they were welded on the hardtop and not on the sedans, has anyone correlated that?

There is bound to be a bit more flex in the roof of a hardtop without the B pillar but it seems hard to beleive there's enough slip to require welding the SS panels.

Donn Reese

1960 Custom 4dr hdtp (no SS)

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Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2007 5:04 AM
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Subject: Re: IML: Stainless steel top a 60 imp

Hi All,

I have a Crown sedan with dealer installed (I have the invoice) stainless. Not welded.

I had a LeBaron sedan, Not welded

I had a LeBaron Southampton hardtop, welded.

Go figure. Maybe they started out welding them and then decided why are we bothering? Likely it was a cost cutting measure mid year.

Richard Burgess

'60 Crown sedan

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