Does FFR still sell a Soft Top?

[ProfessorB]

I've got a Mrk III and am looking for a soft top. Does FFR still sell one? And especially, does anyone know how much?

[Al_C]

Yes. FFR has one on their parts page, but it is manufactured and fulfilled by Rod Tops in Michigan. These tops are extremely well made. (I have one) If you want a soft top, this is the one to get. (that is my editorial opinion...) Plan on 3400 +/- depending on their current pricing. Well worth it.

[k-roy]

I sent two emails to Rod Tops, and haven't heard back. I called Factory Five just before Thanksgiving, and was told that their supplier was retiring, and they did not currently have a soft top to sell for the Roadster.

Would love to hear something different, or another option.

[DW66]

The tops have been challenging to get for a while now. I think I was fortunate to get one of the last ones. That was about a year ago. Whitby still makes one. I think there are pro's and con's to theres. Whitbys looks more authentic and are a lot cheaper but not sure the quality is as good? FFR top is very high quality but expensive when you could get it. I would have done the Whitby one if it was the only choice. I use my top a lot. Extends the driving season 2-3 months and is nice to have on when taking long trips in my opinion. Good luck.

Dave

[Papa]

There are probably a few people that have the FFR (Rod Tops) top that don't need/want them. Try the Want To Buy section, you may get a bite.

[CraigS]

I'd be a little concerned about the top fitting a MkIII. The MkIV body is slightly lower in the trunk area so the top might be loose on a MkIII. This is my APE top that fit fine on my MkII until I did the dropped butt mod. See the gap top to body?
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I don't 'know' there will be a problem but could be.

[John4337]

I have the Rod Top, always found it better to call them. While its a bit pricey, its very well made.