getting a new top soon
Originally Posted by s2000june,Feb 25 2007, 05:56 PM
im studying it now lol .. ive got plenty of tools me and 2poor2mod work at firestone
, having a garage to work in is priceless.
i wish we had a garage we could use, but our boss is a di*k so we can't work on our own cars in the shop without a workorder. so it seems that all the work we do has to be done from 6-7 at night when we are the only ones there. That's how i put my test pipe on. Life would be so much better if we had full use of the garage.
Originally Posted by 2poor2mod,Feb 26 2007, 05:18 PM
i wish we had a garage we could use, but our boss is a di*k so we can't work on our own cars in the shop without a workorder. so it seems that all the work we do has to be done from 6-7 at night when we are the only ones there. That's how i put my test pipe on. Life would be so much better if we had full use of the garage.
If i can make 15hours a day dude i would buy a hardtop and a soft top hahaha
Originally Posted by mikes2k,Feb 26 2007, 01:38 PM
So this is an "easy" do? I have heard otherwise.
My usual technique for a project like this, work 2 hours, swear at the car for 30 min while drinking a beer, rinse and repeat.
Originally Posted by s2000june,Feb 27 2007, 10:01 AM
but still ya know maybe everyonce in a while we could bring it in. we dont wanna do it everynite..
Originally Posted by AssassinJN,Feb 27 2007, 10:49 AM
That's why I said on the "weekend". It's not the hardest thing to do from what I understand. But it's suppose to be a pain in the ass.
My usual technique for a project like this, work 2 hours, swear at the car for 30 min while drinking a beer, rinse and repeat.
My usual technique for a project like this, work 2 hours, swear at the car for 30 min while drinking a beer, rinse and repeat.
I just had the top replaced on my beloved S2000 by Sam over at Moorestown Auto and Boat Upholestry (Moorestown NJ.....just off Lenola Road). The original top had the plastic rear window which cracked, the new top has heated glass. Absolutely perfect job. I'd avoid a DIY, it's a bear of a job!
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