Rear window coming away from your convertible top? We put it back.
Lifting at one edge or already fallen out, the window goes back into the top you have. You do not need a whole new top for it, and this is work a lot of shops turn away.
Monroe, NCPeople drive in from NC, SC, GA and FLMon–Fri 9:00–7:00 · Sat 11:00–5:00 · Sun closed

A loose rear window does not mean the top is finished.
When the window starts to come away, the usual answer is a whole new top. Often the top itself is still sound and the only thing that has failed is where the window meets it. That is the part we fix: the window goes back into your existing top, and the top stays on the car.
What you may have been told
- "You need a whole new top." Not if the top is still sound. The window can go back into the one you have.
- "Tape it and live with it." An edge that has lifted lets water and wind in at the gap, and it does not close up on its own.
- "Nobody does that anymore." We do. It is the reason people drive to Monroe for it.
Lifting or fallen out, it goes back in
Send a photo first. We will tell you whether the window can go back into your top before you make the drive.

It has started to lift
- An edge coming away from the top
- Caught early, before it lets go
- Send a close photo of the edge

Or it has come away
- Dropped down, hanging, or fallen out
- Keep the window if you still have it
- Bring the car in with the top up

Back in the top you have
- The window goes back into your existing top
- No whole new top for a window problem
- If the top itself is too far gone, we tell you straight
Tops and rear windows out of this shop
Cloth tops and the rear windows in them, from jobs at this shop.




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The car comes to Monroe, and it is worth the drive
We do not come out to you. The car comes to the shop at 4209 W Hwy 74 in Monroe, NC, and people make the drive for this one from all over North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, Miami included, because it is work other shops turn away. Send photos first and you will know before you set off.
- Shop
- 4209 W Hwy 74, Monroe, NC 28110
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 9:00–7:00 · Sat 11:00–5:00 · Sun closed
- Phone
- (980) 385-8101
Answers first
Do I need a whole new convertible top?
My rear window has fallen out completely. Can it still go back in?
Do you come to me?
Can you quote it from photos?
Glass or plastic, does it make a difference?
How much does it cost?
A picture of the whole rear window, a close one of the edge that has come away, plus the year, make and model, is usually enough to get you an answer.
- Free, and no obligation
- Nobody will chase you afterwards
- If we need to see it in person, we will say so
4209 W Hwy 74, Monroe, NC 28110
Mon–Fri 9:00–7:00 · Sat 11:00–5:00 · Sun closed