hardtop

Converse of object

• fit: In order to fit the hardtop to this model of Midget it is advisable to completely remove the hood and frame assembly.
• have: It has a retractable hardtop, so I'm told, but in Project Gotham Racing 2 the top is always up.

Adjective modifier

• retractable: Alternatively there is the option of an electrically powered retractable hardtop.
• pillarless: A pillarless hardtop ( the most common kind ) is completely open on the sides with the windows down.
• removable: The 300 SL was a Coupe only, and the smaller 190 SL Roadster was a soft top convertible with a removable hardtop.
• new: The new hardtop fixing bracket in place lined up with the mounting bracket on the hardtop.
• optional: Bavaria 32 The popular 32 Sport is back with an interior makeover and an optional hardtop - but does it improve on the original?
• first: Part of the Cadillac Series 62 line, it was a closed, two-door coupé , Cadillac's first pillarless hardtop.

Modifies a noun

• roof: With its hardtop roof in place, the Eos is an eye-catching coupe with truly sporty lines.
• coupe: Could also be bought as a hardtop coupé or a fastback.
• wagon: Mercury, a division of the Ford Motor Company, produced a two-door hardtop wagon from 1957 to 1960.
• sedan: In 1956 the Coupe de Ville was joined by the Sedan de Ville, a four-door hardtop sedan.
• convertible: Any trunk space in a convertible - especially a hardtop convertible - is a joy.
• style: Hardtop and fastback sedans Sometimes a particular fastback or hardtop car body style is referred to as a sedan.

Noun used with modifier

• factory: Underneath, it looked well-maintained and there was even a factory hardtop thrown in.