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Old 15th February 2003, 01:00 PM
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Whew ..........What a relief

I started to analyze and fret over the various definitions & terminology in these posts

Then; after the "senior moment" passed

I realized I have a "Solid" PT roof
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Old 15th February 2003, 03:13 PM
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I always thought the difference was that a moonroof was glass and adds the sliding sunshield cover. The operation of the 2 are the same. The sunroof on my Capri is like the moonroof on my PT, both tilt up at the back for venting and open or retracted into the roof for the open air experience. But the Capri's sunroof is made of metal, so no star gazing thru the glass on a cold winter night.
I think you're right about this. I also think the same as well. Moonroof has the sliding cover and sunroof doesn't. The difference between night & day is that cover!
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I'm not sure I ever concerned myself about it?!? But if I ever should, the answer is here.
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After all this time I thought thought a MOONroof was so you can hang a Moon out the roof as you drive by an Aztek
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