a Mod Top Satellite with the interior pieces, not just the vinyl top

John Barcroft didn’t know his ’69 Satellite was an original Mod Top car, when he bought it sight-unseen, per a friend’s inspection in Arizona back in 1980. He paid only $650 for it and drove the car home to Michigan.

“I learned it was a Mod Top when I picked up the car, because it still had the original material on the roof and inside,” says Barcroft. “I had simply wanted a good Satellite to drive.”

Why feature this goofy hippie shit? Cause in all the car world, the mod top flowery stuff was about the weirdest thing that any car maker did to their cars for sales.

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https://www.hotrod.com/articles/mod-top-makeover-1969-satellite/