I am planning on reproducing a boot/cover for the convertible top for my 1929 roadster. Â I find the loose top (when folded down) flaps around too much while driving (I guess I drive too fast ;). Â I have been looking through web searches and called the AACA library for help. Â I was only able to find one period photo that shows part of the cover with the top down (see first photo below). Â The AACA library only had advertisement drawings (see second photo below) which is not very helpful.
If anyone has any information or a photo of the top cover (a period photo would be best) I would appreciate it if you would contact me.
Thanks all,
Robert


Robert,
You might contact George Teebay, He has a ’30 Roadster and has a cover for his top. I don’t know what differences there might be between ’29 and ’30, but I suspect they are close. It looks similar to what you posted. Sorry the photo I have isn’t better. I’ll dig through my photos and see if I have anything better.
Dave
Dave,
Thanks for the excellent suggestion. Â I contacted George and he will be sending me photos of his convertible top cover shortly.
Robert
I didn’t find any more photos of his car with the top down, so getting specific ones from him is probably the best path.
Dave
Hi, Robert:
This 1929 133 sold through the Hyman Ltd. site a while ago. Seems to have some good photos for the convertible cover details:
Take care,
-Carl
Carl,
Thank you for the suggestion. Â However, that car at Hyman was a phaeton convertible, so the top is much larger than my roadster and the cover looks very different. Â It may still be useful for making my top.
Robert
