T Tops anyone?
T ops would take a lot of work and add a lot of weight. The Unibody of this car was never designed for it and while a nice idea not a very good one based on the structure we have.
I have a T top car now and even with a hefty frame work it has a lot of flex.
You think you have rattles now just imagine if you took stucture away from the unibody. Besides it would not likely pass the crash test standards today if GM had built one. Convertibles are covered under a different set of rules.
I have a T top car now and even with a hefty frame work it has a lot of flex.
You think you have rattles now just imagine if you took stucture away from the unibody. Besides it would not likely pass the crash test standards today if GM had built one. Convertibles are covered under a different set of rules.
not really related, but sort of
a friend of mine bought a dirt cheap old malibu
just as a beater, he wanted a convertible, so he sawzalled the roof off!
it was a fun car to drive in, just dont get caught in the rain
im also sure that completely weakened the car though, he also painted it many colors and had anyone write on it with a marker or spray paint
he called it 'the box'
a friend of mine bought a dirt cheap old malibu
just as a beater, he wanted a convertible, so he sawzalled the roof off!
it was a fun car to drive in, just dont get caught in the rain
im also sure that completely weakened the car though, he also painted it many colors and had anyone write on it with a marker or spray paint
he called it 'the box'


