2009 - Glass Roof

[GusinCA]

I wonder about the decreased roof structure, if it's just replacing a sheet of steel then it might be heavier?
But if it's replacing a structural member above the driver's head then it needs reinforced elsewhere, no?

 

[67&05STANGS]

GusinCA, Structure isn't changed.

 

[226embarcadero]

Well, if it's a convertible type of car, then why not?

There certainly is a difference. Convertibles are true to the Mustang's heritage. There have always been convertibles in the pony lineup.

Never has their been a sunroof... at least not that I know of. Definitely not in the 60s or 70s. Perhaps in the junky 80s.

 

[LV51FER]

Yep, that's a sunroof alright:

And that is:

 

[kooldawg6]

Some had T tops. Not sure what years exactly early on, but the early Fox years had them. The only years T-tops were available in the 1987-93 era were 1987 and 1988.

Among changes in the second model year, the 1975 Ghia hardtop model added a flip-up glass "moonroof" option ($422).

One other bit of '76 news involved the Ghia moonroof, which was now optional for other models and with either silver or brown tint.

I know even the SN95 & New Edge models you could get a sunroof as a dealer option.

 

[stanmckinney]

I had a T-top in a 1978 Mustang. It leaked but I still loved it. Ford and most of the other automakers quit making convertibles for a number of years for safety reasons. I had a new 1994 Mustang. I don't believe a sunroof was available in it.