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Originally Posted by Mr.60trim,Mar 4 2008, 04:48 AM
^What's a 02-03 S2k considered? 
Honestly, I would just replace the the plastic window itself. That's the only issue the OP faces, that should be the only issue the OP fixes.
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Honestly, I would just replace the the plastic window itself. That's the only issue the OP faces, that should be the only issue the OP fixes.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_S2000
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Originally Posted by Jsts22,Mar 7 2008, 04:22 PM
Didn't the ap2 start in 2004? I thought it did....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_S2000
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_S2000
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Ran into the same problem: I just bought a new top with the glass to prevent the same situation again. The glass will be SO much better.
I know it is much more than just replacing the window, but if you are planning on keeping the car for a while (like I am), then perhaps the investment in the new top w/ glass is worth it?
I think the glass top looks a lot better, and it will help the resale value in the future. Not to the tune of $800, but it helps, especially for an 00' like mine.
I know it is much more than just replacing the window, but if you are planning on keeping the car for a while (like I am), then perhaps the investment in the new top w/ glass is worth it?
I think the glass top looks a lot better, and it will help the resale value in the future. Not to the tune of $800, but it helps, especially for an 00' like mine.
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Originally Posted by Stu A.,Mar 8 2008, 09:32 AM
Ran into the same problem: I just bought a new top with the glass to prevent the same situation again. The glass will be SO much better.
I know it is much more than just replacing the window, but if you are planning on keeping the car for a while (like I am), then perhaps the investment in the new top w/ glass is worth it?
I think the glass top looks a lot better, and it will help the resale value in the future. Not to the tune of $800, but it helps, especially for an 00' like mine.
I know it is much more than just replacing the window, but if you are planning on keeping the car for a while (like I am), then perhaps the investment in the new top w/ glass is worth it?
I think the glass top looks a lot better, and it will help the resale value in the future. Not to the tune of $800, but it helps, especially for an 00' like mine.
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Originally Posted by millertown15,Mar 3 2008, 04:58 PM
Just replace the rear plastic window. No need to replace the whole top. The process is not hard at all. Takes about 2-3 hours for your first time. You just have to take apart the rear section of the soft top. Search for a DIY with some pictures it makes it a whole lot easier. Ive done two, mine car and a buddies car. Drilling out the rivits and then replacing them takes the longest. 
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