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What is the convertible top thing called?

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Old 12-04-2015, 10:32 PM
 
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Question What is the convertible top thing called?

I am the next owner of a mostly restored '62 convertible. BUT, it came with what appears to not be an original major part. that is causing a problem. I am trying to determine the name of the part that seals behind the rear seat when the top is up? There are a couple of slots in it for the main top supports. This large plate is made of fiberglass, and I suspect it should be metal. Thanks for some insight. This is my first Ford collectible since a '66 Mustang (in 1976)after many, many years with Corvairs.
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Old 12-05-2015, 08:25 AM
 
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Sounds like after market convertible package tray
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Thanks! Now I just have to find a real one....
Grant
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You could Google Pat Wilson T-Bird or maybe Bobs Bird House. Good luck
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