Ford P100 Sunroof Replacement Parts

The Ford P100 was a pick-up truck built on the Sierra platform, sold in the UK from 1983 to 1992, and it was not offered with a factory-fitted sunroof at any point during its production run. As a commercial pick-up with a separate cab and load bed, it was a purely utilitarian vehicle and sunroofs were simply not part of the options list for any variant. If a P100 you have seen appears to have a sunroof, it will be an aftermarket fitment rather than a genuine factory part.

Because the P100 was never factory-fitted with a sunroof, a Ford dismantler will not have one listed as a genuine P100 part to sell you. If you are looking to fit a sunroof to a P100, you would need to source a universal aftermarket sunroof kit from a specialist accessory supplier, not a used-car-parts breaker. It is worth being clear about this distinction when contacting suppliers, as a breaker stripping P100s will have no original sunroof to remove.

The P100 was based on the Sierra platform and the cab shares some structural similarities with the Sierra, so a Sierra sunroof is sometimes considered as a possible donor part for a custom fit. However, this would be a non-standard modification rather than a direct bolt-on swap, and you would need to confirm cab roof dimensions and aperture compatibility carefully before attempting it. A breaker can help you source a Sierra sunroof, but you should consult a body specialist or trimmer before committing to the work.

Engine and trim level are not relevant here, because no variant of the P100 — regardless of engine size or specification — was ever offered with a factory sunroof. The absence of this part applies equally to all P100s, so there is no engine or trim combination that changes the answer. Your best route is an aftermarket sunroof kit designed for universal or custom installation.