Need convertible top replacement advise.
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Need convertible top replacement advise.
I have an 07 zr and I got a rip in my top. So now I am searching for the best option for a long lasting replacement.
From what I have gathered so far:
Robbins Autotop part no 10-20-350-003 Stayfast seems popular at $725
Ez On Auto Tops WH689 Stayfast cheaper but has plastic window seal
$522 on ebay Autotops_store
I do have a few installers in my area of Atlanta so what is a good average price for installation?
Any thoughts or advise?
From what I have gathered so far:
Robbins Autotop part no 10-20-350-003 Stayfast seems popular at $725
Ez On Auto Tops WH689 Stayfast cheaper but has plastic window seal
$522 on ebay Autotops_store
I do have a few installers in my area of Atlanta so what is a good average price for installation?
Any thoughts or advise?
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I have an 07 zr and I got a rip in my top. So now I am searching for the best option for a long lasting replacement.
From what I have gathered so far:
Robbins Autotop part no 10-20-350-003 Stayfast seems popular at $725
Ez On Auto Tops WH689 Stayfast cheaper but has plastic window seal
$522 on ebay Autotops_store
I do have a few installers in my area of Atlanta so what is a good average price for installation?
Any thoughts or advise?
From what I have gathered so far:
Robbins Autotop part no 10-20-350-003 Stayfast seems popular at $725
Ez On Auto Tops WH689 Stayfast cheaper but has plastic window seal
$522 on ebay Autotops_store
I do have a few installers in my area of Atlanta so what is a good average price for installation?
Any thoughts or advise?
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I looked for someone who parts out collision vehicles. I found a wrecked 350Z roadster and bought the used top outright. (Frame, bow motors and all as an assembly) for $500. It took about 45 minutes to swap top assemblies.
If you're thinking of reskining the top, it's a hellova job.
If you're thinking of reskining the top, it's a hellova job.
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I looked for someone who parts out collision vehicles. I found a wrecked 350Z roadster and bought the used top outright. (Frame, bow motors and all as an assembly) for $500. It took about 45 minutes to swap top assemblies.
If you're thinking of reskining the top, it's a hellova job.
If you're thinking of reskining the top, it's a hellova job.
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Here's the thread where I did it.
https://my350z.com/forum/350z-roadst...-used-top.html
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I looked for someone who parts out collision vehicles. I found a wrecked 350Z roadster and bought the used top outright. (Frame, bow motors and all as an assembly) for $500. It took about 45 minutes to swap top assemblies.
If you're thinking of reskining the top, it's a hellova job.
If you're thinking of reskining the top, it's a hellova job.
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[QUOTE=Phreakdout;9026562]I did it over 2 years ago and no issues at all.
Here's the thread where I did it.
https://my350z.com/forum/350z-roadst...-used-top.html[/QUOTE
I know what I'm going to look for now. Thanks for the tip!
Here's the thread where I did it.
https://my350z.com/forum/350z-roadst...-used-top.html[/QUOTE
I know what I'm going to look for now. Thanks for the tip!
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I did it over 2 years ago and no issues at all.
Here's the thread where I did it.
https://my350z.com/forum/350z-roadst...-used-top.html
Here's the thread where I did it.
https://my350z.com/forum/350z-roadst...-used-top.html
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I talked to a couple upholstery shops and they were about $400 for the install. So it should be around $922 for a new top installed with Stayfast cloth instead of vinyl.
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I wonder If the motorized design has changed over the years or not - sure would be nice to score a complete top from a wrecked 08 (or even an 09) so the chances of the bow motors being bad are lessened.
Seems like any mechanical work needed on these tops cost a small fortune out of warranty.
Seems like any mechanical work needed on these tops cost a small fortune out of warranty.
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top will not close on 2005 350z conv. I put another top and frame on from salvage yard and same thing happens. please advise paul email pklacik@zoominternet.net
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