Replacing Soft top with Glass Rear Screen
11-10-2006, 03:09 AM
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Excellent write up M, I'm sure I'll find it useful when we come to do mine. Do you fancy some visitors - looks like you've got a nice area to work in
Would be interested to know where/how much for the hood (PM if you don't want to put on site).
Looks like it would be a good time to replace my carpet too.
Excellent write up M, I'm sure I'll find it useful when we come to do mine. Do you fancy some visitors - looks like you've got a nice area to work in
Would be interested to know where/how much for the hood (PM if you don't want to put on site).
Looks like it would be a good time to replace my carpet too.
11-10-2006, 03:12 AM
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I'd be interested to know the cost as well. Got to do mine at some point. Had quotes of 800-ish for full roof assy so be interesting to know what kind of saving I'm looking at
11-10-2006, 03:17 AM
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Nice write up - maybe you should amend the bit about the roll hoops though that other people have mentioned later in the post?
Can you not get the bits/wiring from a breaker to make the heated screen work?
Can you not get the bits/wiring from a breaker to make the heated screen work?
11-10-2006, 03:30 AM
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Note that the roof is *much* more difficult to fit if you have to remove it from the roof frame.
If your car is already setup with a hardtop it is easy to wire the the new roof into the existing wiring.
If your car is already setup with a hardtop it is easy to wire the the new roof into the existing wiring.
