1968 Mustang Convertible Dark Red Top Boot By Tmi Products on 2040-parts.com
Bremen, Ohio, United States
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This is a new DARK RED convertible top boot produced by TMI, the sales leader for Mustang upholstery in the US. The top pads are built in so you will not have to worry about losing them or working to make them fit just right. All snaps are installed as well as the rubber molding that holds the front leading edge of the boot in place. The black color is a match to the TMI vinyl upholstery. If your 1968 Mustang convertible has a dark red interior this is the top boot you will want. You will be happy with the TMI quality.
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