It's certainly not made for a '58-60 Thunderbird going by the shape of the seats. Squarebird seats are much more rounded. By the emblem I'm thinking it's made for a 2002-2005 model to cover the top when it's down. The emblem is a dead give away that it's for a later model.

John

Yes John I was afraid something might not be right since there were no real other bidders. For a tonneau that would have been correct for the squarebird I would expect several more bidders.
I have it send to my friend in California, anyway he has a squarebird and also a 2003 Tbird, he can try which one it would really fir and see from there, he might be able to use it than for his newer bird. Too bad.

I wouldn't give up quite yet. If this part does not fit a Squarebird then the item is misrepresented and the seller must give you a refund, if you ask for it. It may fit and you may have a very good deal. I just don't know because it is a custom part. The price is good and sometimes your luck is good, too.

As far as emblems go, maybe the price of more current model emblems is cheaper than the aftermarket ones for Squarebirds. I think I would rather have real Ford emblems than repops. - Dave

yes, follow up, just got a message today, and a refund from the seller, that he was building a new garage and one of the workers backed the truck out and ran over the tonneau that was packed and placed on the floor behind the truck. So much for this story.

I'm not going to say this is did or did not happen, the important thing is you have a refund. I have often seen unusual "accidents" happen that prevented the shipment of parts. I will speculate the seller realized the mistake of the application and the value of the tonneau for the right car and did or will re-sell it for more money (new ones are in the $1000 range). No fraud intended and you have a refund.

I'm with Joe. Keep your eye out in the future for this item to reappear on the sale block for more money.

It happened to me. Robin's b'day was coming up and I found a real good eBay deal on a beautiful sapphire ring. Lo and behold, after winning the bid, the seller (all of a sudden) couldn't find the ring to ship! She eagerly refunded my PayPal with no fanfare.

I was hopping mad. They wasted my time and I passed up another good deal because I knew I was the highest bidder on this one.

I went to 'arbitration' over this one... You know what eBay told me? "We cannot force sellers to sell, or buyers to buy. The best we can do is get a refund, and that is all."

Sure as ****, the ring reappeared months later, for a higher price and from the same seller.

I am sorry this happened to you, Ronald. Transactions are hard enough when done domestically. You guys across the pond must stick your necks out much farther and these sellers only care about money. - Dave

'58-'60 2 piece tonneau anyone more info?

I see that Joe and Dave were thinking the same thing I was about this cover... You might very well see that item up for sale again, down the road...

I imagine that a few people notified him of his "error" within a short time after the ad went up.