T-tops on a GT?

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fpb96GT

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Has anyone ever heard of T-tops on a mustang? I know, I feel like I've sinned. However, a sun roof just doesn't do it for me, so I was wondering if aftermarket t-tops were even possible.

 

ZaC851

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Anythings possible and you could find someone to cut it.....however the structural integrity would suffer and the car would have so much flex to it. It wouldnt be no time before every panel on the car would be mis aligned probably. Moral of the story....dont do it.

 

BlackArtemis

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they had a targa top mustang at Sema I believe, looks hot (well the targa part did. But yeah it would tist and pull etc.

 

Brisk281GT

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T-tops are for trashmaros...j/k They look nice but are really bad for the car overall, especially if they are aftermarket and not properly reinforced. I say don't do it.

 

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http://www.jmsproductsinc.com/

 

GTvert01

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I had t-tops on my 87 GT, they leaked everytime they got water on them.Sold it and went for the convertible, might as well go all out.

 

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In my opnion I wouldn't do that to a mustang because people
will think your jumping on the GM banwagon.
If you want t tops you should have got a vette,camero,or a firebird.

 

new22003

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If you do put in t-tops be sure and grow a mullet. It is required by law in many states.

 

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jas142 said:

http://www.jmsproductsinc.com/

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u_s_marine

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Do GT's even come with an option from the factory for a sunroof - I have never seen one before.

 

rdgdawgGT

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new22003 said:

If you do put in t-tops be sure and grow a mullet. It is required by law in many states.

Click to expand...

and a "Joe Dirt" DVD

 

70stangcoupe

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TTops were options for some Fox Body Mustangs, but you can't even get a sunroof in 94+s from the factory.

Get a Convertible

 

95kobrah

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Yea, my dad had an 85 GT 5spd 302, awesome car, had t-tops, which made it even better... i like tees, and just because camaro's and trans-am's had them i dont think they are exclusivlely for them... i believe 300ZX's had them too, and im sure some other cars, even vettes had them at one time. I do agree that a sun roof is boring, im not sure how tees would look on a late model though, i think the targa top would be cool if it worked propoerly. And as for the car being more rigid without t-tops ect, i dont think it makes that big a difference, especially if you have subframes... all f-bodies that are "t-less" are patterened for them under the roofskin... easy to tell when you sit in one and the celiing is concave where the t's would be.