Hardtop
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Hardtop
So I was just bored, browsing around different websites that sell hardtops. From oem, mugen, to spoon replicas, and I've noticed that the prices varies a lot from place to place...
Like I've found a mugen hardtop for $800 bucks but it doesn't include hardware. The hardware is an extra 850 plus shipping which is 250. So the total is $1900. But then the other places that charges up to $3000+ for everything.
So I am wondering where everyone got there hardtop, what style, paint cost, and cost for the hardtop itself and hardware for installation.
Thanks in advance!
Like I've found a mugen hardtop for $800 bucks but it doesn't include hardware. The hardware is an extra 850 plus shipping which is 250. So the total is $1900. But then the other places that charges up to $3000+ for everything.
So I am wondering where everyone got there hardtop, what style, paint cost, and cost for the hardtop itself and hardware for installation.
Thanks in advance!
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Purchased my hardtop from Hseries in New Mexico for $1900 with hardware... Its an OEM Top. used to be Laguna painted Sebring Silver for free...hehe...
Best Bet is to get a used one if ur worried on price... If u pay $850 for a HT.. Id question that.. fitment may be a bitch and may end up costing you just as much if u just purchased one that actually fit the car...
Dre
Best Bet is to get a used one if ur worried on price... If u pay $850 for a HT.. Id question that.. fitment may be a bitch and may end up costing you just as much if u just purchased one that actually fit the car...
Dre
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I got mine from a Honda dealer in town (well, the town I lived in at the time) brand new for just under 3k (tax and shipping included). Installed it myself because I wanted to but I think they would have done it for free.
Personally I think the Honda top is the best, color matched to your car. But there's a lot to be said for a bargain and several people int he Oregon group have gotten really great deals.
The biggest thing to consider when getting a hard top is where you're going to put it when it's not on the car. We can help with that too.
Personally I think the Honda top is the best, color matched to your car. But there's a lot to be said for a bargain and several people int he Oregon group have gotten really great deals.
The biggest thing to consider when getting a hard top is where you're going to put it when it's not on the car. We can help with that too.
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Originally Posted by LoudMusic,Jun 30 2009, 05:21 PM
The biggest thing to consider when getting a hard top is where you're going to put it when it's not on the car. We can help with that too.
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From: Maggie Valley, NC
Originally Posted by S20004ME_PDX,Jun 30 2009, 06:43 PM
Just leave it on. 
I got mine from another owner. I do like the OEM unless you have a body kit then I would look at a Mugen etc.
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Originally Posted by ncsu-tc,Jun 30 2009, 06:48 PM
This from one of our 2 S2000 coupe drivers.
I got mine from another owner. I do like the OEM unless you have a body kit then I would look at a Mugen etc.
I got mine from another owner. I do like the OEM unless you have a body kit then I would look at a Mugen etc.
