Subject	Has anyone tried to chop the top of a TT? >>
Posted by	John P. on May 24, 2001 at 3:09 PM
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Message	I am sure that it is expensive to have someone design a convertible top and all the structural bracing, etc that goes with it, but given all the agony that convertible owners seem to be going through trying to get TT engines installed in them, wouldn't it be easier just to have ASC or somebody do a custom chop job for you instead? For example, would it be cheaper than the $12k quoted below? -John P 93TT (wants a convertible)
Follow Ups	Has anyone tried to chop the top of a TT? >> - John P. 15:09:58 05/24/01 I think its a lot easier to take the convertable and >>> - Caddy Daddy (WI) 15:12:08 05/24/01 Plus structurally, you'll be much better off. - Sweep 15:17:13 05/24/01 Good Point - designed for it (vert) n/m - Caddy Daddy (WI) 15:19:32 05/24/01 Stramman did it >> - RedZ 15:34:49 05/24/01 your email doesnt work (n/m) - joel(CALMING DOWN) 17:10:16 05/24/01 try ruben@rubenakerman.com (n/m) - RedZ 07:01:28 05/25/01 T tops look so much better. In my opinion (n/m) - Gage 15:49:21 05/24/01 ditto! (n/m) - Sweep 15:59:33 05/24/01 Oh HELL no.... sorry guys. :-) (n/m) - Grec (East Bay, CA) 16:18:27 05/24/01 Convertible, slicktop, t-top. (n/m) - SactoTodd 16:35:19 05/24/01 Convertibles look the best for sure (n/m) - PLEAZURE in CA 16:49:20 05/24/01 Becker chopped his top off on his silver TT - got rice? 17:21:29 05/24/01 Yep and it's still one of my favorite Z's. (n/m) - SeedyRom 18:29:38 05/24/01
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