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spikemichael Platinum Member Michael Caputo
Canton, IL, USA   USA
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It just dawned on me that I have never seen an aftermarket hole cut in a GT. Anyone have one they like or don't like?

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East Lothian, Scotland, UK   GBR
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just the usual fold back sunroof here Michael. Britax version, similar to Webasto. I like it on a nice day, it does not leak etc, but given where I live its less used than it could be, and so in summary (as opposed to summery!) I have one as it was on the car when I got it, were it not already there I probably would not bother fitting one.

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ErnieY Ernie Y
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I'm not sure what you are actually asking Michael, there are any number of pictures of GT's with sunroofs on the web ?

Understandable where you are Mick but in other climes it's an indispensable accessory and I wouldn't have a GT without one winking smiley

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Now you are rubbing it in Ernie - yup, if I lived where you do it would be a necessity. Indeed, in order to ensure some vitamin D/good food/fine wine/sunshine I will be over in the Lyon region later in the summer - best of all, there is a GT and a Midget to play with on my friends place. Did I mention I rather like France...........

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the omega man phil wilkins
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I have a webasto in my Gt and never use it. I suspect if it rained hard enough, it would probably leak.

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James.Spencer James Spencer
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I have a medium sized glass sun roof on my GT and I love it. It never leaks, isn't hugely noticeable, easy to open and close whilst driving and still lets you get some breeze in to cool down the cabin. Haven't got a photo but I can grab one later if you'd like!



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oily-hands Owen Frankland
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I've got a Webasto in mine. Age and lots of use resulted in cracked & split vynil.

I had it recovered just before Christmas and It's getting a lot of use again



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MGB567 Barrie Braxton
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converse212 Eric Morgan
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