Replaced my top using the DIY guide today. Pics
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I ordered the Stayfast black cloth top from this page.
Shipping took about three days and the material is very nice. I also like the lack of a rubber seal around the rear window. Gives it a really clean package.
It was a pain in the *** to install, but now that I know how to do it I would probably do it again if I had to (to save $400). If you decide to undertake the project don't get mad if the top doesn't fit correctly at first. I had to open / close it a few times to get the top to stretch out to get the final bits secured.
Try your hardest to save the plastic pins from breaking on the weather stripping. (Weather stripping was strangely the hardest thing to install) It was a good time and I felt real nice about it when it was done.
Shipping took about three days and the material is very nice. I also like the lack of a rubber seal around the rear window. Gives it a really clean package.
It was a pain in the *** to install, but now that I know how to do it I would probably do it again if I had to (to save $400). If you decide to undertake the project don't get mad if the top doesn't fit correctly at first. I had to open / close it a few times to get the top to stretch out to get the final bits secured.
Try your hardest to save the plastic pins from breaking on the weather stripping. (Weather stripping was strangely the hardest thing to install) It was a good time and I felt real nice about it when it was done.
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