Spoon style hardtop
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From: springfield, va
Originally Posted by ~blacks2k~,May 8 2009, 08:46 PM
but maybe it depends a lot on your mechanical capabilities
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From: springfield, va
Originally Posted by ThuG LyFe,May 8 2009, 08:58 PM
yea this stop just looks terrible in every single way...completely kills the sexiness of the s2000 no offense.
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From: springfield, va
Originally Posted by antliez,May 8 2009, 12:53 PM
i saw you today around 10:35 at the mcdonalds drive thru. i was behind you in the fairfax water truck. i must say that the car is def sick!!
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From: Lewisville, TX
Originally Posted by SpeedxRacer,May 8 2009, 12:02 PM
never was a fan of this hardtop, makes the car look like a mx-3
nice car anyways, as long as you like it
nice car anyways, as long as you like it
My car looks like a Mazda...
... NOT!
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Originally Posted by ~blacks2k~,May 9 2009, 12:46 AM
really hey? I researched it on this site and a lot of people said it's a bitch of a job and that it took like 5 hours...
but maybe it depends a lot on your mechanical capabilities
but maybe it depends a lot on your mechanical capabilities
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how practical is the hardtop if you have to remove the rear section just to get to the trunk. i know our cars dont have much of a trunk but i still use mine. is there a way to incorporate the rear and make a sort of hatchback? i think i saw this on the actual spoon car but not sure on the steps required to do this.