Leave it to this list of masters to have multiple people who have not only
tried but succeeded and can sudgest the best way to make the roof of a car,
fit inside. I bet people who drive their honda elements (i had to throw that
out there) and have no problems with cars, no love for their vehicles, and
most importantly no strange problems like this just don't get to fully
experience life!

Either way, your transporting a big piece, so make sure its secure.

-Craig
'85GL

On 10/25/07, Tom Buese <tombuese@comcast.net> wrote:
>
> On Oct 25, 2007, at 3:17 PM, Mark Drillock wrote:
>
> > Yes, it fits. Done it many times.
>
> Shows you what I know!  Really, it'll fit? Is the top that much
> narrower than the seat level?  Do you have to put it in on an angle?
> Can you close the rear hatch w/ it inside?
>
> Tom B.- is it easier to put inside than on the roof?
> >
> > Mark
> >
> >
> >
> > Lee Peterson wrote:
> >
> >> Hello everybody
> >>
> >> I need to transport a poptop.  It does not have the canvas
> >> attached.  I
> >> think it will fit in my 89 GL with the bed folded down.  The
> >> plastic panels
> >> that hide the A/C lines to the compressor in the rear are out so
> >> it's as
> >> wide as the door back there.
> >>
> >> If it won't fit I'll have to borrow a pickup truck or tie it to
> >> the roof.
> >> Then drive on the freeway.
> >>
> >> Just hoping someone has some first hand knowledge.
> >>
> >> Lee
> >> 89' Syncro
> >> soon to be a multivan
> >>
>