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Ali's FS Thread: Fully Parting out my S2000
03-05-2012, 10:03 PM
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Just an FYI, I doubt this is possible. Unlike the plastic window that was attached to the top with a zipper, the glass window is sewn into the top and is unable to be reattached (at least from what I've seen in the OEM top that I have sitting in my garage). Maybe a professional shop that specializes in convertible tops may be able to do it, but it might be cheaper just to get a brand new top. If it is possible to reattach, please let me know because I will too have a glass window to sell 
EDIT: Actually now that I think about it...if you were to cut out the glass window with enough fabric around the edges, I wonder if it would be possible to sew on zippers around the edges to attach it to an older top that had a plastic window. I guess someone would have to measure the dimensions of the plastic window from edge of zipper to edge of zipper and then compare these measurements to the biggest possible amount of fabric surrounding the glass window. I can measure the fabric surrounding the glass window, anyone up to measure the plastic window?
EDIT: Actually now that I think about it...if you were to cut out the glass window with enough fabric around the edges, I wonder if it would be possible to sew on zippers around the edges to attach it to an older top that had a plastic window. I guess someone would have to measure the dimensions of the plastic window from edge of zipper to edge of zipper and then compare these measurements to the biggest possible amount of fabric surrounding the glass window. I can measure the fabric surrounding the glass window, anyone up to measure the plastic window?
03-06-2012, 12:32 AM
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^^^ actually someone bought it locally. He needed a big patch and the glass too, so I gave him pretty much half the top. He said he knows how to put it so good luck to him 
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03-06-2012, 01:53 PM
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Alright, time for some pictures s2ki. 
. Still have a few stuff here and there, that i might have missed.
The donor softop for patches, I have more if needed. {$10-30 depending on size}
OEM Mats, needs some cleaning. Will steam clean before I sell them. {$30 }
2 BNIB OEM front Contral arm joint boots. {$4 each? }
A realy sturdy, I think, chrome plated Battery terminal with different guage input options. {$10}
Alpine CDA-9884 HU, WITH plug and play adapter. {$110}
Polk Audio front speakers, DO HAVE the adapters to mount in doors. {50}
The Alpine Component Speakers SPR-17s. {$120}
Rear Speakers Adapter, with roll bar covers, and front sponge covers {35}
Wired DCI {$50}
PDX-4.150 {$250}
An Ap1 headlight, good for the projector and the diffuser if needed. {$50}
Pair each of Volk and Rays center caps. Taken from TE37s and 77Ws respectively. { $30 a pair}
Mugen Si Knob {$90}
Ap1 Knob {$35}
Generic Sleeve adjusters {$20}
Dead Pedal and Aluminum Cover { $20}
Spectra POS Filter lol, {$10}
Driver side door moulding. {$10}
The K&N FIPK, all mounting hardware etc included. Filter is as restrictive as not having it on. DYNO tested f'kers {1$45}
Cooling Plate {$60}
Mugen emblem BNIB {$20}
CF F1 style Mirros, (do have the mounting hardware) { $90}
Driver side SSM side mirror, {$30}
2 02-03 Component speakers/grills. {$30}
Moonrock Grey Ap1 OEM Lip, everything perfect but this repair work. Was cracked so it was fiberglassed. Professionally done by body shop. Can't tell from the front . {$130}
. Still have a few stuff here and there, that i might have missed.The donor softop for patches, I have more if needed. {$10-30 depending on size}
OEM Mats, needs some cleaning. Will steam clean before I sell them. {$30 }
2 BNIB OEM front Contral arm joint boots. {$4 each? }
A realy sturdy, I think, chrome plated Battery terminal with different guage input options. {$10}
Alpine CDA-9884 HU, WITH plug and play adapter. {$110}
Polk Audio front speakers, DO HAVE the adapters to mount in doors. {50}
The Alpine Component Speakers SPR-17s. {$120}
Rear Speakers Adapter, with roll bar covers, and front sponge covers {35}
Wired DCI {$50}
PDX-4.150 {$250}
An Ap1 headlight, good for the projector and the diffuser if needed. {$50}
Pair each of Volk and Rays center caps. Taken from TE37s and 77Ws respectively. { $30 a pair}
Mugen Si Knob {$90}
Ap1 Knob {$35}
Generic Sleeve adjusters {$20}
Dead Pedal and Aluminum Cover { $20}
Spectra POS Filter lol, {$10}
Driver side door moulding. {$10}
The K&N FIPK, all mounting hardware etc included. Filter is as restrictive as not having it on.
DYNO tested f'kers {1$45}Cooling Plate {$60}
Mugen emblem BNIB {$20}
CF F1 style Mirros, (do have the mounting hardware) { $90}
Driver side SSM side mirror, {$30}
2 02-03 Component speakers/grills. {$30}
Moonrock Grey Ap1 OEM Lip, everything perfect but this repair work. Was cracked so it was fiberglassed. Professionally done by body shop. Can't tell from the front . {$130}
03-06-2012, 02:48 PM
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And the most beloved thing I ever bought for my car. Honestly hurts to post these up for sale, but have no choice 
Lowball me on anything but these since that would really piss me off
Lowball me on anything but these since that would really piss me off