Ford Mustang: Sunroof or moonroof in '90 GT?

Cool, thanks, Bill. But about the welds. It doesn't suggest the car was in
an accident? I mean, it looks like a blob of stuff, sticking up under the
small bubbles of paint...like it wasn't a factory thing, if you know what I
mean? Or is that just the way it behaves over a thirteen year period?

Cindy
'96 laser red auto GTS
http://www.erikssonstunnbrod.se/stang/home.htm

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Believe it or not, quite a few of the factory welds are like this from
the very begining. Ground down, then painted...After many years, they
kind of pop back out in to view. If you like, take some close up digital
pictures of it and email them to me. I'll let you know from there.


Bill S.



C. Olofsson wrote: 

Nope, sunroof, moonroofs from Ford slid back in to the roofline,
sunroofs from Ford pop up....................


Bill S.



C. Olofsson wrote: 

This roof is of glass and see through. I thought a sunroof isn't see
through...? Or are those distinctions not made anymore?

Cindy
'96 laser red auto GTS
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Ford described it as "Flip-up open air roof", a $355.00 option.

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Mike
93 Cobra

the "original" Sunroofs (30 yrs or so ago) were a section of steel in the
roof that opened up at the press of a switch.

Then the sliding glass panels came out, and were called "Moonroofs" mainly
to differentiate them from sunroofs.

Since then, there have been many different changes, but Sunroof and Moonroof
are used interchangeably to describe "an opening in your roof " Whether
Power, Manual, or flip-up!

Then again, I could be full of crap but that's for another discussion !

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