foxy_s2k

Th laziness only factors in whether or not I would take the job on. When I start something I'm pretty single minded until it's done. I'd even say I probably work fast.

Thanks for all the responses, I'll think about it.

drewmob

Not 100% accurate = it doesn't take a ton of tools to do the job. It really only takes a few basic tools, a drill, and a riveter. You also don't have to work at the speed of "lightening" to do the job by yourself in 6 hours. I'd say you could stretch the job out to 8 hours if include a lunch break and a trip to the store. Now that I've done the job once I could do it again in under 4 hours.

I am a steady, mythodical worker and don't take breaks when I start a job. To reference a more common job, it takes me about 30 minutes to replace a set of pads and rotors.

Everyone makes this task out to be overly complicated. It is rather unnerving to see the skeleton without a top, but it was easy enough to install. As prep work I reccommend printing and reading the DIY install instructions *several* times and making sure you have everything you need on-hand.

takeshi

My dealer always sends out soft top work to an upholstery shop.