Jaguar Xke Hard Top (aftermarket) For Series I Or Ii on 2040-parts.com
Endicott, New York, US
This is an aftermarket Hard Top made by Parish Plastics
(Pa) for a Jaguar XKE Series I and II Roadster (it will NOT fit a series III). The top fiberglass and rear Plexiglas appear
to be in good condition; There are no apparent surface bubbles, delamination or window
fogging. There is some minor fiberglass cracking at the driver’s side
windshield corner. The interior covering
is also in good condition. What you see is what you get as for fastening hardware and
gaskets (the only gasket included is the rear window to top). I have included 2 pictures of a maroon Parish
hard top installed on an XKE (not the one listed herein) and one of a factory Series I/II hardtop (note the trim).
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