therealcreeper

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I know many people have tried and failed, but I've heard of a few people succeeding. Looking at it, it seems pretty easy apart from the "lip" that hangs down on each side beneath the t-top. Seems like if you were to just cut that off it would be pretty easy with piano wire or a guitar string.

input?

edit: also, will a hard top sail panel fit on a ttop car? looks the same from pictures

my bandit

iTrader: (10)

from what i have read it can be done but with something alot stronger that just piano or guitar string

therealcreeper

iTrader: (37)

okay maybe i'll pick up some thin aircraft cable then. heat will probably help too correct?


also, will a hard top sail panel piece fit in place of the ttop piece? looks the same from pictures

my bandit

iTrader: (10)

i bet heat would help but i thought the hardtop was all one piece???
i would sat try and find a ttop car at a junkyard and asking if you can try to take it off first

therobman

iTrader: (39)

nope hardtop cars were 2 pieces also heat that sucker up

therealcreeper

iTrader: (37)

they're different part numbers from GM but it looks like it'd still fit. might not have the little lip pieces that go behind the ttops but that'd probably just make it easier to take off.

a guy about 45 minutes from me has a hardtop car he's willing to let me hack up, any more tips?

Super-Bat

iTrader: (38)

...why?

therealcreeper

iTrader: (37)

why remove the sail panel? so i can get a replacement one without paying $450 + paint...

why is he letting me try it? because he's parting out the car...