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What is a hard top key, and where do I get one?

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I am looking to buy a 2000 c4 vert with hard top and tipo automatic. I have made a tentaive deal with the red one on ebay, however he told me that he can not remove the hard top because he does not have the hard top key .... whats that and where can I get one?

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You might want to make sure he really doesn't have it. Mine was in the tool kit with the spare tire. BTW you don't have to have the tool. You can use a hex wrench (or at least you can on a MY99.

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Thanks all! I am going to look at the car today and I want to be able to see the condition of the soft top ... however without the tool ... it would be hard. I guess I can bring a flat screw drive and an assortment of allen wrenches ... anyone know the size?

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