All I want for Christmas is a OEM Hardtop with hardware,in Berlina Black....Wait,any damn color Santa Will do!..within 400 miles from Orlando Fl.I have the cash! These things are like hens teeth.Please make it happen and I will never doubt you again! Thank You!

 

Be patient, my friend. Who knew that the oem hardtop would be so hard to come by. I should have kept the Malibu blue that they sent me by mistake:







In the meantime, you could work on your aerodynamics and ask for a nice spoiler:



Or maybe retrofit one of these badboys:











WHATCHU TALKIN' 'BOUT WILLIS?

 

I think that was monte carlo blue
You should have repainted the car to match the hardtop, that color is really nice.

 

You are so incorrect. I got my California beaches mixed up. It was Laguna Blue Pearl. You have to forgive us vintage owners. Sometimes we even forget to take our Geritol. I been away too long. I got my blues confused. Personally, Suzuka Blue has always been my favorite!!! It was the evening of Aug. 31st, 2005 when I sent out an email to all Florida dealers that I wanted a Suzuka Blue or NFR within 12 hours for $32,250 out the door, (tax,tag & title included). A Gainesville dealership was the only one that would meet that price as long as I picked it up by noon on Sept. 1st....... I did & we've been happy ever since.

...Now where's that dame with my Sarsaparilla?

 

Check it out...

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/994...d-oem-hardtop/

 

Delliot, Thanks for the heads up! I emailed him as soon as I saw your post. I check the boards hourly. That one got past me.

 

That's a bit steep for an OEM top.

 

It sure does seem steep but I think that oem hardtops in mint condition are going for around $3500. Seven years ago, when they were readily available, I paid about $2800 for mine. It all boils down to supply and demand. If I were in the market for a quality oem hardtop, I'd pay $3200 - $3500 if it was in mint condition. Price also dependent if it was needed to be painted to color match.

 

Ditto THRAAK!