I got T T-tops!!!!
lets see pics...
12-28-2002, 09:33 AM
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t tops was a lot of work, but not that hard at all (i will have a manual soon hopfully it will help you guys)
hey im 17 years old if i can do it anyone can
the embrodiary on my seats are actually stickers, but they bond to the leather so they look like part of the seat
because it is very hard to stitch w/o a removale headrest
hey im 17 years old if i can do it anyone can
the embrodiary on my seats are actually stickers, but they bond to the leather so they look like part of the seat
because it is very hard to stitch w/o a removale headrest
12-28-2002, 05:54 PM
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Originally posted by joed4640
t tops was a lot of work, but not that hard at all (i will have a manual soon hopfully it will help you guys)
hey im 17 years old if i can do it anyone can
the embrodiary on my seats are actually stickers, but they bond to the leather so they look like part of the seat
because it is very hard to stitch w/o a removale headrest
t tops was a lot of work, but not that hard at all (i will have a manual soon hopfully it will help you guys)
hey im 17 years old if i can do it anyone can
the embrodiary on my seats are actually stickers, but they bond to the leather so they look like part of the seat
because it is very hard to stitch w/o a removale headrest
The "sticker" caught my eye too. Did you use a certain kind of sticker, or just any old one? Doesn't it move when you get in and out of the car?
Keep up the great work!
E
12-29-2002, 09:00 AM
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Originally posted by stik6shift98
ya good good now back to sticker part.....lol
ya good good now back to sticker part.....lol
i would not recomend it for cloth seats it would prob ruin them
when the corners start to lift up a little i just apply some adhesive w/ a toothpick about once every other month, everyone asks me if they came factory... try them out
would you belive im still fiberglassing/bondoing this stuff takes forever to harden in the cold! should be done today ill have the finished pics up in 2 days
12-29-2002, 01:26 PM
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i want to do a TTOP conversion but honestly im scared lol. I did my Exhaust and Intake ( not big deals ) but.... t tops? i dont have the ***** to cut my roof up and completely mess it up 
but u did a damn good job.. if u know anyone in my area who is willing to help/do it for money 
let me know i really want em.
but u did a damn good job.. if u know anyone in my area who is willing to help/do it for money let me know i really want em.
12-29-2002, 01:43 PM
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Nice work. I agree, pretty easy to do if you take your time. I'm 18 and I havn't done jack for body work prior to t-tops. Mine turned out very nice. If you need a couple different pics, check out the link in my sig. I used bondo instead of fiberglass.