[FATnLOW]

Getting close to filling the top on my '33 2 door sedan...What   has been used/ or suggested to use  to fill the top? I want to use a donor top off a car, truck or whatever.  I just want to fill the original   factory opening. Any suggestion would be helpful....Thanks

[62131]

The person I bought my car from used a piece of flat sheet metal, it looks ok.   But I think a top out of a mini van or a station wagon something with a raised rib would look better.

[EDNY]

FYI: Here's my roof fill thread.....

http://rustybowtie.com/index.php?topic=12.msg20#msg20

[chopper526]

I've read a couple articles of guys using Mustang roofs, but I don't think that would be long enough for a sedan. I also think a van roof might be the way to go.

[FATnLOW]

I have used a station wagon top with ribs  in it on a Model A sedan before...I guess I'll  look at that and also a Van roof...

[62131]

Nice looking car, I think the ribs on the roof makes it look better

[EDNY]

If you were considering the rib look...the S10 Blazer has them and is long.

[Senior31]

I used a Jeep Cherokee when I filled my '36 Plymouth Sedan roof.  Worked out pretty well.

[Dugeman]

A ribbed roof off of a van would be a little sturdier than a plain flat roof.

[munch]

A friend of mines dad in Florida did my top on the 1930.  I believe it is a 1998 Tahoe.  I like it... 

[FATnLOW]

Munch. . I like that looks like it laid down well .... I'll be looking for that top and also a  Chevy   Blazer....Thanks for all the input...

[munch]

Thank you sir, I could not be more pleased.

It looks like it came that way, and I like the look of the ribs.

[62131]

It looks like it went in very well, I like the looks of the ribs too

[chopper526]

I have used a station wagon top with ribs  in it on a Model A sedan before...I guess I'll  look at that and also a Van roof...

I didn't think i was a big fan of ribbed roofs, but the A you did and Munch's '30 really look good, I'm a convert.

[RCstang]

I think it would be awesome to compile the roof options that work for each car.  From the experience and knowledge of everyone here, to make a sticky thread.  That would be a great reference for people like me who might want to do it.