Is it possibele to change?
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From what I've read on this site, all hardtops started life as t-top cars but got a roof glued on instead of glass panels and the frames were still there. Or something to that affect.
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Once at TTPerformance, I met someone at a dyno day that turned his hardtop into a t-top without having any prior experience doing work like that to cars. He said he's never had trouble with it leaking which means it's better than all the factory t-tops I've ever seen. So yes it can be done; whether or not you'd be willing to try it yourself is a different story. But I'm sure you could find a shop to do it.
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I don't see why it couldn't be done. I have a hard-top SS, and when I'm in the car and look up at the roof, it has the outline of a T-top car. These cars were just made to be T-top cars.
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Originally Posted by spazzyfry123
I don't see why it couldn't be done. I have a hard-top SS, and when I'm in the car and look up at the roof, it has the outline of a T-top car. These cars were just made to be T-top cars.