Has anyone tried installing a sunroof in an S2000 hardtop?
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Targa top sounds like a really good idea. I love drop tops, but at times crimes/looks persuade me to go with a hardtop, but than you compromise "funness" in the car..like Mindcore said..."best of both worlds"...
-Johnny
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Originally posted by AVXs2000
I saw a E36 M3 convertible with hardtop that has a custom made sunroof before.
I saw a E36 M3 convertible with hardtop that has a custom made sunroof before.
Since the S2000 isn't offered as a coupe, it makes more sense for this car to install a sunroof in the hardtop to make it a psuedo coupe. Heck, if I had that option, I'd remove the soft top completely to offset the extra weight of the sunroof mechanism. But eh, I like it as a convertible just fine..
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by DouglaS2000
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Ok now that would be totally pointless since the M3 is offered as a coupe with a sunroof option, which is much cheaper and the overall rigidity is still much better on the coupe.
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Ok now that would be totally pointless since the M3 is offered as a coupe with a sunroof option, which is much cheaper and the overall rigidity is still much better on the coupe.
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Originally posted by AVXs2000
I wouldn't think it's totally pointless. A M3 Coupe with sunroof can never be a M3 Convertible. That M3 hardtop's custom design is like last gen Mercedes SL's Panorama Roof except it can open a little. unless you think the MB Panorama Roof is totally pointless.
I wouldn't think it's totally pointless. A M3 Coupe with sunroof can never be a M3 Convertible. That M3 hardtop's custom design is like last gen Mercedes SL's Panorama Roof except it can open a little. unless you think the MB Panorama Roof is totally pointless.
Just my opinion.