Newbie: S3 SWB are all hardtops removable?
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fatscoleymo
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Hello Andy, and welcome.
Yep - all hardtops just unbolt. You can then (if'n you want) fit a set of hoops and canvas hoodset, or just run around topless!
Done it meself this year (Station Wagon/ Safari roof) - been topless since early June and lovin every minute!
Yep - all hardtops just unbolt. You can then (if'n you want) fit a set of hoops and canvas hoodset, or just run around topless!
Done it meself this year (Station Wagon/ Safari roof) - been topless since early June and lovin every minute!
Gareth Coe
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Yer man is right 
Go topless and enjoy the sunshine
Gareth
Go topless and enjoy the sunshine
Gareth
Wesley Pegden
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Yep, I went from hardtop to canvas and I don't regret the change over even in the winter.
Regards WP.
Regards WP.
ed.poore
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Everything on a Landy is removable
Litch
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Wesley Pegden said:
In fact a decent fitting soft-top is warmer in the winter than an un-lined hard-top., of course the same thing can't be said for a soft-top which is split and/or doesn't fit around the edges. Add a fume curtain and you might even be too hot (I kid you not)!
Having had hard-tops up until about 1993, I then changed over to soft-tops and haven't looked back since.
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ed.poore said:Everything on a Landy is removable
Yes, man you say right word's
"You need good will to do, few key's and one friend to help you to remove hard top down..., If not done long time before - prepare lot of WD 40, spray nuts day before - AND YOU WILL FINISH in ONE HOUR"
Please stop when you take top off - if you continue in ONE HOUR MORE you will come on the LEVEL of CHASIS only
clivees
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As Ed said "Everything on a Landy is removable" it's just a question of time.
But just a couple of things to remember.
1. You have to store the lid or dispose of it. I keep mine to put back on
in winter, too cold for me without.
(Yes i don't have a rag top yet)
2. You may need to think about replacing your seat belts
(different anchor points if you take it all off).
3. You will get a wet bum if you don't cover it up when parked.
But Ho-Hum it all add's to the fun.
But just a couple of things to remember.
1. You have to store the lid or dispose of it. I keep mine to put back on
in winter, too cold for me without.
(Yes i don't have a rag top yet)
2. You may need to think about replacing your seat belts
(different anchor points if you take it all off).
3. You will get a wet bum if you don't cover it up when parked.
But Ho-Hum it all add's to the fun.
simonharrod
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may be cold but they dont leak as much lol
