The windstop is a FORD accessory (2R3Z*76539A18*AA). When I got mine 2
years ago it listed for ~$277. I did find generic windstops online for
less but with my Mustang Club discount, it brought the price down to be
cheaper than the generics. Installation was simple, just unscrew 4
screws connecting the rear seat to the fabric cover, insert 2 brackets,
and then screw in the screws. The front connectors slide in under the
front seat belt housings and are tied down with an adjustable strap.
With the brackets installed it takes less than 1 minute to
install/remove the windstop (the top has to be down for that).

Yes, the top can be raised and lowered with the windstop in place with
plenty of clearance. Additionally, the windstop is hinged so that it can
be lowered to allow a clear view through the rear window without having
to look through the mesh.



Richard wrote:
>
> "J. Michael Gilker" > wrote in message
> ...
> > When I got my GT convert in '03, Ford was including the tonneau for free
> > and recommended it be used for long distance travel with the top down.
> > After that car got totaled by a Jeep Liberty, I ordered an exact same
> > configuration in an '04 at which time I was told that Ford wanted $$$
> > for it as an optional accessory. Funny how a shrinking profit margin
> > turns "free and recommended" items into costly "optional accessories"!
> > Needless to say, I kept mine from the '03, but have never used it. I'm
> > much happier with the windscreen that I bought.
>
> Mike, where did you get the windscreen and how does it mount? Can the top be
> raised with it in place?
>
> --
> Richard
>
> '94 GT 'vert
> Under Drive Pulleys
> Transgo HD2 Reprogramming Kit
> High Stall Torque Converter
> 4:10 Gears
> Gripp Sub Frame Connectors (welded)
> FRPP Aluminum Drive shaft
> FRPP M5400-A Suspension
> Laser Red