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Where to buy a convertible boot cover?

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1995MustangGT

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I just picked up a 1995 Convertible Mustang GT. Does anyone know where I can buy a convertible top boot cover? I searched several sites and keep finding the full toneau covers, but not just the top boot cover.
 

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car-part.com
 

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i'd call latemodelresto too. the web site shows 79-93 only, but i'd be surprised if they didn't have one for 94-04s too.

1-866-507-3786
 

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I got one for you. I just bought a Cervinis tonneau cover, so I'll be looking to sell my stock cover in a week or so. Send me a PM if you're interested otherwise it'll be going up on eBay.
 
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Thanks to all who replied.

95strokerPSU - I sent you a PM
 

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This is the one from Year One, just to give you an idea how ridiculously expensive they are.


http://www.yearone.com/serverfiles/part.asp?pid=LR585&c=1&e=0&cat=F&hid=F20AD1734
 

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1TallMF said:
This is the one from Year One, just to give you an idea how ridiculously expensive they are.


http://www.yearone.com/serverfiles/part.asp?pid=LR585&c=1&e=0&cat=F&hid=F20AD1734
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OT: why do you hate your EL headers? I noticed it in your sig
 

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BlackVert said:
OT: why do you hate your EL headers? I noticed it in your sig
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Nothing major, its just when working around them, its a bitch to get to the spark plugs, but the worst its that its impossible to put the wires such that they don't touch the #3 primary, so running sp boot protectors is pretty much mandatory. And those are a bitch to put on angled sp wire boots

Not only that, but if I ever take them out to replace them, it 'aint gonna an easy task. I'm probably gonna leave them alone this year, then just replace them when I do my H/C/I
 

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1TallMF said:
Nothing major, its just when working around them, its a bitch to get to the spark plugs, but the worst its that its impossible to put the wires such that they don't touch the #3 primary, so running sp boot protectors is pretty much mandatory. And those are a bitch to put on angled sp wire boots

Not only that, but if I ever take them out to replace them, it 'aint gonna an easy task. I'm probably gonna leave them alone this year, then just replace them when I do my H/C/I
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yeah, i have EL headers too (from BBK) and i agree they are a royal pain to work around, and it is damn near impossible to put the plug wires on with those boot protectors on there

sorry, back on topic ...
 

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EBAY. Unless a SN member has one, do NOT buy anything new from a parts store. Ford lists this part at 600 plus when I checked 3 years ago. Ridiculous.

I got a new one from a Ebay ford guy for 125 and picked it up at a gas station. LOL.
 

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Before I say anymore, can someone verify what years will fit it? If it's up to the year I'm thinking, then I have one...
 

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nc_stang_girl said:
Before I say anymore, can someone verify what years will fit it? If it's up to the year I'm thinking, then I have one...
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'94 - '04 will all fit
 
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Do yourself a favor and MAKE SURE YOU GET THE OEM BOOT! There are some aftermarkets out there and they dont fit at all and look like total crap. I got burned on Ebay with a re-pop part that i ended up throwing away. I recently got the OEM vinal one and it fits perfect and looks great. I also paid $125, but i got it shiped for that price.
 

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'94 - '04 will all fit
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That's what I was thinking too, thanks! I do have a couple then...and they are factory Ford.
 
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