do Auto Sun and Air still exist?

Officer, I HAVE to drive this fast to keep my car watertight.

That does sound like an excellent idea, I wonder how well and/or long it worked for.

I know there is a company here in Mitcham (Melb) which fits and supplies Webasto sun roofs. They have the electric version and they are around the $1800 price mark. Come in several colours. We saw them one year at the Melbourne Motor Show.

A friend of mine has used this company several times with excellent results.'

I actually have an older version Webasto roof (manual not electric) which is still in the box never used which I had thought about putting in mutant in the beginning but changed my mind. May use it one day.

There was a Webasto roof for sale at the Brisbane show held at the Mini Owners Club Of Qld. last June (2004). Apparently he had been trying to sell it for a while so someone from up there should probably know who it was. Looked brand new in a box I think from memory.

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yep Auto Sun and air are across the road from
me at work!!!!! i askd them if they have any pictures of
Sunshines when they were released seeing as ho they
were using their sunroofs, they said "we used to but when we moved
we chucked all that out" but they still stock cetain
parts for the sunroofs.

ps still waiting for your call nermil (try wed, im not in tommorow)

i wonder if they still have designs etc. might be handy for Sunshine owners to get a consortium together and stock up on parts now, befoe it's too late.

wednesday sounds good - i've been too busy at work to get myself organised

yeah, if we ever find another sunshine owner!! got
a few photocopies ofdrawings when i
went last time, hes a friendly bloke.

no worries about that mate, whenever you ready

Years back I had a pop up sunroof fitted to a Torana. I watched the guy fit it. First he marked the centre of the roof, and drilled a hole. Then he placed a template on the roof and traced around it. Then he used a snipper, and started from the centre...working towards the marked outline...and cut the hole. Then he cut the head lining to the same size hole.

He put a bead of sealant around the hole, placed the frame onto it, then from inside the car he screwed the other half of the frame into the top half. Hey presto! A sunroof. The glass just fits into the frame, and can pop up or be taken right out. It was pretty cool....I liked it.

Cost about $220 from memory...but that is going back over 10 years.

I just found the guy in the yellow pages.