hardtop
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- noun
- /ˈhɑrdˌtɑp/
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coupé
- As it turned out, the Buick, a sky-blue hardtop convertible with fender skirts and a continental kit on back, was heading south, the same way I was bound when I left home.
- hardtop convertible
- hardtop coupe
- optional hardtop
And you know, let me show you because this is the the four door hardtop.
- And you know, let me show you because this is the the four door hardtop.
Examples
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Sometimes, when he didn't have business elsewhere, Jimmy gave his sister and Paula a ride home from school in the hardtop Olds.
Fiction book (1991) -
Sweetie, this car also came as a hardtop convertible.
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This is an extremely rare triple carburetor car that also comes with a rare hardtop.
Blog text (24) -
I've made it in cars before, but always in hardtops.
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A 1971 Chevy Chevelle hardtop.
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To construct the one-of-a-kind vessel, ACI Composites made a mold of a 2004 MINI Hardtop and then created a fiberglass version of the car.
Blog text (5) -
He delicately reached into his pocket and pulled out the black wooden talisman from which hung the keys to the parish car, a 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Victoria hardtop coupe with red leather seats.
Fiction book (1995) -
The new sports car features a sleek design and a fixed hardtop that enhances its overall aesthetic.
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She decided to buy a car with a hardtop because she wanted the style of a convertible without the hassle of a retractable roof.
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Many classic cars are now valuable, especially those with a hardtop body style that reflects their vintage appeal.
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Etymology
The word hardtop is made from the common words hard ('solid' or 'not soft') and top ('roof' or 'upper part'). A helpful way to remember it is that this car looks like a convertible but has a 'solid roof' that does not fold down.