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I got one white vinyl top out of the fifty or so tops I sold and it took about two years to sell.
Living in the Past said:I would also be interested in how many top were canvas compared to vinyl? The FJ40 is a interesting collector vehicle. I call it the poor man's collector. It is also a vehicle most don't seem to care about the little details that make it original. By 65 Toyota had switched to vinyl. It was also offering to their dealers a option of a American made top in vinyl. I guessing because it was a better material as far as water proof. If I didn't have three old Kayline tops I would probably be that odd one who wanted a white vinyl top.
The canvas tops were always more in demand than the vinyl. I would say that I sold 15 vinyl tops total.
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The first trial top is made we are just trying to find someone local on the Oregon Coast to try it out for us so we can make small changes to make them better. It is based on the Paki top design with a few of the weaker areas already updated. Anyone want a at cost top to drive to the coast and try it out? The Oregon Dunes are only 10 minutes away and a great excuse to go out and enjoy them and the beach on a weekend. Must have OEM bows already.
Early top are smaller I believe