How to create a sun-roof
Originally Posted by Billman250,Apr 1 2008, 05:03 PM
I think you can take the piece you cut out, and put hinges on it with a latch. Put the hinges in the back, this way the air will catch the flap and open it automatically.
I know that this is a bit off topic, but Willie I was thinking about a plexiglass bubble on the my OEM hood, sort of like an homage to the new ZR1 Vette's hood. I think it would be great to see the S's engine in its crimson glory. Do you still have the saw or do you think I will need a special blade? Craig saw the pics, and he is so into doing a series of mod's like this.
Originally Posted by Billman250,Apr 1 2008, 06:03 PM
I think you can take the piece you cut out, and put hinges on it with a latch. Put the hinges in the back, this way the air will catch the flap and open it automatically.
that might just work. I could use velcro straps to hold it down. Some caulk and I would be good to go. The bondo shifted a bit when it cured. Some sanding is needed.
Compisimo thinks it's a lost cause, but I think I can salvage it.
I've got a guy who wants to buy it for $4,300.00
maybe I should sell it, and try another top. Your thoughts?
I have actually thought about ways to put a power sunroof into an older car. My idea involved cutting the roof off of a Crx si, or 94-01 Intagra (the kind the slides up and out) then grafting the roof into a hole cut into the top. I think it would work and if done right would be pretty nice.








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