pony pounder read the site i posted above they will tell you all that you need

 

i don't have all the necessary tools. i did a lot of the cutting work at a friend's shop. a dremel and reciprocating saw are essential. i used an air cutter and grinder. you are cutting through steel braces. it's not butter. you also have to remove spot welds which aren't easy to cut either. it is not an easy job, but i think it is one that almost anyone can do.

this eveneing, i enjoyed yet another topless night.

 

hey domestic may i see your car i live in the heb area and would like to look at ur work and get a few pointers am really interested in conv. mine

 

what part of richland hills ,street name or area. I know that place well. If i cant where would you be able to meet in arlington or surrounding areas.

 

Anybody know where i can take it to get it done??? I live in oklahoma.

 

I did the conversion on my car when I just turned 18 almost 2 years ago now. It wasn't that hard to do, and this is comming from a guy who is a lazy bastard. I bought the kit offline from speed automotive and it had everything I needed besides the headliner.

I have my top's off ALL THE TIME. I know certain people never take them off but I am not one of them. I did it myself and never got a quote for someone else to do it but I would imagine that would be an expensive custom job.

 

I just wanted to say that T-tops are so great. They take roughly 30 seconds to remove, which is really fun. Looking at the sky is so fun (for passengers, I watch the road). I will always have t-tops in my car if possible.