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DetailsofComponents

Figure 4 - Square Weave Figure 5 - Twill Weave Figure 6 - Dobby Weave Vintage Car Top Materials Details of Components Cloth Weave ConstructionBecause the various top materials use different kinds of cloth, a few of the more common weave types are worth defining. Duck, or Square Weave, dominated as face fabric on cloth top materials for many years. The weave is a simple alternation of yarns going o...

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General Terms and Types

Figure 1.3-Ply Combined Fabrics Figure 2.2-Ply Surface Coated Material Figure 3.4-Ply Surface Coated Material Vintage Car Top Materials General Terms and Types Most automotive top materials over the years have been coated fabrics of several basic types. Their waterproof nature, performance characteristics and even cost have usually proved superior to all other options for soft top material on open...

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General Trends

General Trends in Automotive Top Materials PRIOR TO 1905 auto tops were made from many kinds of materials: leather; uncoated canvas; three-ply cloth and rubber surface-coated materials. Just as car body designs began to evolve from horse-drawn carriage designs, so too were tops evolving toward more extendible mechanisms. Canvas top materials used cotton and some wool cloth(s). 1905 TO 1915 saw ext...

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GlossaryA-Z

Glossary Burbank California Top Decking or Deck Material Extension Top Cape Cart Top Landau Top One Man Top Roof Cover Spanish (Print)/Spanishing Teal Sample Book Top Dressing // Provide alternate content for browsers that do not support scripting // or for those that have scripting disabled. Alternate HTML content should be placed here. This content requires the Macromedia Flash Player. Get Flash...

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