| Sports car roof option | 22 |
| Type of roof for a muscle car | 29 |
| Sporty car roof option | 22 |
| Option on some sports cars | 26 |
| Alternative to a moonroof | 25 |
| Type of sports car roof | 23 |
| Sporty automobile roof | 22 |
| Sporty auto roof option | 23 |
| Sports car roof choice | 22 |
| Relative of a convertible | 25 |
| Partially removable roof | 24 |
| Muscle-car feature, sometimes | 29 |
| Muscle car roof option | 22 |
| It gets folded up on the road | 29 |
| Firebird's feature | 22 |
| Feature of some Corvettes | 25 |
| Feature of many a sports car | 28 |
| Feature of many a Corvette | 26 |
| Erstwhile Corvette option | 25 |
| Corvette debut of '68 | 25 |
| Convertible roof style | 22 |
| 'Vette feature, perhaps | 27 |
| 'Vette design detail | 24 |
| Features on some Vettes | 23 |
| Features of some sports cars | 28 |
| Some Trans Ams had them | 23 |
| Some sports car features | 24 |
| Some 'Vette coverings | 25 |
| Old Grand Prix options | 22 |
| Features on some 'Vettes | 28 |
| Features of some 'Vettes | 28 |
| Convertible alternatives | 24 |
| Alternatives to sunroofs | 24 |
| 1970s Thunderbird options | 25 |
| Some two-door Audi models | 25 |
| Printing devices: Abbr. | 23 |
| 1965 #1 hit by the Byrds | 24 |
| Angers, with "off" | 28 |
| Inter-office machine: Abbr. | 27 |
| Communication device: Abbr. | 27 |
| Texter's "ciao" | 29 |
| Text messaging sign-off | 23 |
| Modern farewell letters | 23 |
| Message sent before going AFK | 29 |
| "Bye," in a text | 26 |
| Malayan title of respect | 24 |
| Title of respect, in Malay | 26 |
| Title of respect in Malaysia | 28 |
| Malaysian gent's title | 26 |
| Berber-speaking pastoralist | 27 |
| Village near Singapore | 22 |
| Spot for a bathing beauty? | 26 |
| Rubber ducky's milieu | 25 |
| Rubber ducky's realm | 24 |
| Where you may get a soaking | 27 |
| Unflattering word for a ship | 28 |
| Sight in an ice cream shop | 26 |
| Rubber ducky's place | 24 |
| Rubber ducky's home | 23 |
| Receptacle for three men | 24 |
| Large wooden container | 22 |
| It might have clawed feet | 25 |
| Economy-size container | 22 |
| Car : jalopy :: boat : -- | 25 |
| Orchestral heavyweight | 22 |
| Part of a military band | 23 |
| Oompah band instrument | 22 |
| Big marching-band instrument | 28 |
| Sousaphone's cousin | 23 |
| "Oompah" instrument | 29 |
| Part of a marching band | 23 |
| Oom-pah-pah instrument | 22 |
| Marching band heavyweight | 25 |
| It's played by a blowhard | 29 |
| Heavy brass instrument | 22 |
| Baritone's larger cousin | 28 |
| The BB contrabass, e.g. | 23 |
| Sousaphone, for example | 23 |
| Saxhorn's relative | 22 |
| Oktoberfest band instrument | 27 |
| Member of the low brass | 23 |
| Large musical instrument | 24 |
| It's big and brassy | 23 |
| Instrument in a brass quintet | 29 |
| Heavy metal music producer | 26 |
| Euphonium's big cousin | 26 |
| Big burden for a bandsman | 25 |
| Big marching-band instruments | 29 |
| Large brass instruments | 23 |
| Instruments in military bands | 29 |
| Tough instruments to carry | 26 |
| Sousaphones' relatives | 26 |
| Marching band sections | 22 |
| Marching band heavyweights | 26 |
| "Oompah" producers | 28 |
| Big band member / Wee one | 25 |
| Rodgers musical of 1970? | 24 |
| Honky-tonk legend Ernest | 24 |
| Ernest of country music | 23 |
| Country music pioneer Ernest | 28 |