S13 with T-Tops
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PyR0NiAk
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S13 with T-Tops
Just wondering if anyone has ever done this? I mean, it shouldn't be too hard for an experienced body shop.. Splice parts from say an old Datsun with T-Tops and have your roof cut... Any opinions?
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Re: S13 with T-Tops (PyR0NiAk)
yes i think some guy in Germany did it. I believe he used supra t-tops. Not worth the trouble IMO.
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the converted
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Re: S13 with T-Tops (PyR0NiAk)
You can do all that work just to have more leaks and noise. Not really worth the money that it would cost to have it done right in my opinion. Just find a vert.
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PyR0NiAk
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Re: S13 with T-Tops (the converted)
Can't stand ragtops... (no offense to vert owners) Plus I have always had a thing for t-tops but I do understand your point That's why I asked about people doing it before.the converted wrote:You can do all that work just to have more leaks and noise. Not really worth the money that it would cost to have it done right in my opinion. Just find a vert.