Has anyone taken a look at these before? I like how it contours nicely with the shape of the roll hoops. My concern would be storage if you needed to put the top up in an emergency like a rainstorm. It appears to be a solid piece, so no folding in half and throwing in the trunk. The fiberglass one comes unpainted. Anyone else want to share their thoughts and opinions?

http://www.jfracing.com/shopdisplayproduct...rodType=Tonneau


Christian

 

Something like this showed up very early in the S2000 timeline. That one was painted red to match the rest of the car. It garnered a nickname ............... "BOOBS".

 

Sure... I think it's expensive, awkward, and gaudy. But then again... to someone else, it probably looks amazing.

 

So this type of cover has been written off as impractical? Hmmmm. Just when I was starting to want one.

Christian

 

I wouldn't go THAT far.

It seems like a very practical way to add unnecessary weight to your car, and remove $700 from your wallet

 

Yeah, if you put this on, you better be damn sure it's not going to rain or have a place to leave the cover if it does.

 

But it still looks really cool.

 

This one will only set you back $500 http://www.importfan.com/index.php?main_pa...roducts_id=1783

I wish someone made and OEM replica with CF that was sectional. All the CF and fiberglass ones have that stupid stepped thing in the back. I think it would look alot better if it was rounded off in the back instead of having the pyramid look.

 

If I were to buy one it would be the fiberglass one, and then have a shop paint in black for me. I wouldn't spend the money on the CF one, since I wouldn't use it much. I don't think the additional weight of adding this to the car would be a big issue. I agree that the "step down" look is a bit odd, a rounded edge would be nice. I also wish they would create one with a fold in the middle so it could collapse in half for storage in the trunk. Just my thoughts.

Christian

 

I've got one...along with a cover craft cockpit cover