Has anyone converted to a T top on their HHR? I love convertibles, and I wanted to explore the old "ice cream truck" effect that could be done with an HHR.

 

Sorry off topic but I found this on our local Craigslist and thought it was cool.





Original Ice Cream Truck 1948 Chevy panel $4800.00
Runs and Drives.. This is original,,, you can restore it or make a street rod.. Its hard to find a truck like this..
Call Ron at 989-274-6698

http://saginaw.craigslist.org/cto/1674426343.html

 

At that price he'll have it another 60 years.

 

Obama bought 5 thousand of those for double the asking price to convert them to electric cars.

 

T-tops would be sweet but a full 4 door drop top HHR would be even better!!!

 

i think that reply is way off topic, and i hope it gets deleted

but, anyway, t-tops would be awesome on an HHR

the problem i could see, would be the stress they would be under

most, if not all cars ive seen with t-tops have stress cracks somewhere near them

i think the HHR pillars are important for strength in these cars

but, it would be awesome

convertible HHR would rule

 

I always liked the targa tops but I agree a full convert would be sweet.

 

A T-top is cool for a while. Until you get tired of pulling them off and putting them back on all the time. I had a '79 Cutlas with a T-top. It was a lot of fun. The last year we owned it, we never took them off. Too much of a hassle. That's why I like sunroofs so much. Push of a button and its done. A few drops of rain, push a button again.

 

ttops would be very easy to store in the rear cargo area. vert>targa>ttops

 

They can take the completely unrelated political shot off, too. Not every Chevy owner is a conservative.