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#774929 04/16/2023 2:42 PM
by TalkMorgan
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I am aware that the factory had to adjust the fit of each hardtop to any Morgan they supplied with one - in other words, you cannot simply move a hardtop from one Morgan to another without fettling. Therefore, as an aftermarket part, they are not as simple as one size fits all!

With that said, does anyone know of a company or individual offering aftermarket hardtops for classic Morgans?
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#818167 Feb 25th a 11:48 AM
by Hamwich
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Like many, I have often fancied the idea of a hardtop, but quickly realised that to get a really nice fit and finish you'd have to make them bespoke to the car, otherwise you'd inevitably end up with big gaps around the doors and a tricky fit to the windscreen.

I can easily see why nobody wants to make them, you'd never be able to charge a sensible amount for the finished product, there would just be too many man-hours involved to get them right.
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#818208 Feb 25th a 09:47 PM
by bmgermany
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Originally Posted by britmog
It's not just the fit of the hardtop but where and how you store it when it's not in use. I recall many years ago someone who was selling a damaged hardtop something had dropped on it in storage.


IMHO this is the smallest problem.


Hardtop lift
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#818227 Feb 26th a 10:02 AM
by Burgundymog
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You could always buy a LM62, Melvyn still has a new one in stock.
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#818229 Feb 26th a 11:46 AM
by DaveW
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Originally Posted by Burgundymog
You could always buy a LM62, Melvyn still has a new one in stock.

Not sure if that one has a hardtop, there is one for sale somewhere without.

This was Sarah's Plus 4 at BHM a long time ago, and the fit is also perfect. Note the easy up header rail.

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#818213 Feb 25th a 10:52 PM
by IcePack
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This one doesn’t leak.
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Well it was made by the factory, with the car.
Seriously though, it does mean the car can be used in all weathers, & seasons.
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