Why were vinyl roofs common on cars in the '60s and '70s?
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Egao No Genki
ANSWERS: 4
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They were cost efficient and people thought they would last longer than metal roofs
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Alot of times, they put vinyl roofs on cars with not so perfect roofs to cover imperfections.
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I'm looking at a 70 Cuda in my garage right now that is supposed to have a vinyl top that hasn't been installed yet and the roof is terrible.
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They were put on the more executive cars as extra soundproofing as well as having executive aspirations with the faux leather look.
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