I have never understood the reasoning for a removeable hardtop but no
softtop. Did other sports cars of the era have an equivalent model?
Just curious.
Jeff
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Subject: Fwd: Tiger GT's
Author: OldeAlp@aol.com at INTERNET
Date: 6/25/97 11:08 AM
The Tiger GT did not have a folding cloth top, or provision for one. The
removable hardtop is the only protection from the elements. Alpines from
series 3 to series 5 also were offered in GT trim.
"Ole" Olson
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Fancy upholstery is my guess.
Jeff
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Subject: Tiger GT's
Author: "Ron Franklin" <oldhaven@mail.biddeford.com> at INTERNET
Date: 6/25/97 8:00 AM
I saw a picture recently of a fellow with a MK 1 Tiger GT, and supposedly
only 15 or so were made. What sets a Tiger apart as a GT? (I don't have
any of the good reference books)
Ron Franklin
Bowdoin, Maine, USA
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