Subject	Stramman did it >>
Posted by	RedZ on May 24, 2001 at 3:34 PM
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In Reply To	Has anyone tried to chop the top of a TT? >> posted by John P. on May 24, 2001 at 03:09 PM
Message	He chopped 43 TT's and added a whole bunch of structural reinforcements. He charged $8500 for the conversion in the mid 90's. It's still cheaper to drop a TT engine into a stock convertible (except in my case because once I got the process underway, I wound up getting more and more mods).
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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