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  • ...merica more commonly as "[[convertible]]". Soft tops are usually made of [[vinyl]] or [[canvas]], and folding [[plastic]] rear windows are common. Owing to
    962 bytes (133 words) - 11:18, 18 December 2007
  • ...e collapsible roof section is typically made from flexible [[canvas]] or [[vinyl]], although [[plastic]], [[aluminium]] and [[steel]] have occasionally been
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  • ;'''[[Cabrio coach]]''' or '''Semi-convertible''' : Style of automobile roof. A car that has a retractable textile cover for what amounts to a large [[s ...' : Style of automobile roof. A body style with a removable or retractable roof and rear window.
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  • ...a Cruiser]] (1964–1972) and Buick Sportwagon (1964–1970) on which the rear roof section was slightly elevated and combined with four skylights; the "sportw ...of the commercial nature of the vehicles. Early station wagons were fixed roof vehicles, but lacked the glass that would enclose the passenger compartment
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  • ...saloon, roadster or drop-head coupe, this type of car has a roof (fabric, vinyl, metal or glass) which can be folded away. Convertibles were very popular ...y also offer more seats and increased load capacity over their similar low-roof models.
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