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I've got a 2002 PT 4 door convertible done by Newport Convertible Engineering. My understanding is they built 54 of them for Chrysler to test the waters for a production car but the cost of $9000 over the base price was prohibitive. I've looked and never found much info on them other than a Road & Track article. Not sure of the value or collectability of the car, but repairs can be expensive, like the roof ($4500) , there were no available patterns or kits.
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Welcome to the forum :)

That's pretty cool, and probably pretty rare to see one on the road today :cool:

There are a few articles out there about it:



This is an old thread from PTCL:


 

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No help at all, called them looking for info and to see if I could get a pattern for the roof, they just told me they have no information or parts for my car.
You need to find a person that does custom canopies for boats and such, a retired guy near where I live does this as a hobby and does very nice work.
 

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There are companies that can make custom convertible tops but I imagine they would be expensive and would need to have your car to create a pattern from your old top and do the installation. I searched "custom convertible tops" and found a few. Owners of factory PT Cruiser convertibles may have to go this route for replacement tops, too. I understand that nobody but Chrysler made them.
 
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