Fiberglass targa top
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Fiberglass targa top
I searched for info on a fiberglass Targa top, and what I've been able to read about is either some weird contraption that requires to drill holes in the car or one that lifts off the car if you drive too fast, or some thing that they say is great because it uses the frame of the original top.
Does a normal, simple replacement top exists that latches on the holes the car already has and doesn't need no ****ing frame, it's got it's own frame already mounted on it and you don't need to provide one yourself and you just unwrap the damned thing and put it on the car, and it doesn't fly off if you drive over 50mph or whatever?
Does a normal, simple replacement top exists that latches on the holes the car already has and doesn't need no ****ing frame, it's got it's own frame already mounted on it and you don't need to provide one yourself and you just unwrap the damned thing and put it on the car, and it doesn't fly off if you drive over 50mph or whatever?
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Are there no cheap knockoffs available?
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Edit: I see they do fiberglass too. Thanks. Still was hoping for something cheaper.
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No. I paid top dollars to have it rebuilt by some guy in Cali , but then I managed to snap the hinges when folding it, so I had to pay again to have it fixed, and now I broke one of the holes where you put the handles. I've had enough of that damned contraption and I greatly wish to put it away in the attic and not see it again unless I have to sell the car. I'd like a cheapo alternative instead, that I put on until it's warm enough to drive topless, and then put it on again in the fall.
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https://www.kaminari.com/catalog/39
Anyone try or know anything about the above company's products?
According to their website Pelican sells their fiberglass version?
Anyone try or know anything about the above company's products?
According to their website Pelican sells their fiberglass version?
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