Targa top mustang

PoXiC

New Member

Jul 31, 2003

147

0

0

Jan 15, 2004

#1

• Jan 15, 2004

• #1

I'm sure it's possible... some subframe connectors and stuff... but what about chopping the roof like that? Getting a proper fit and seal would be difficult... and you'd have to fab up some kind of latching mechanism... But it sounds like a fun project. Has it been done? Anyone have any idea on how much a custom job like that would cost to have it professionaly done?

Pretend this "project car" happens to be a performance red 01 GT.

 

Aaron 4.6

Founding Member

Apr 10, 2001

2,695

0

0

Georgia

Jan 15, 2004

#2

• Jan 15, 2004

• #2

For something custom like that, if you have to ask about cost you can't afford it...

It would be neat, though.

 

PoXiC

New Member

Jul 31, 2003

147

0

0

Jan 15, 2004

#3

• Jan 15, 2004

• #3

You'd be suprised what I can afford. Only reason I want to know about how much it would cost, is because if its just a rediculous waste of money, then I wont do it.

Anyone think they could photoshop up a prototype?

 

Black2001GT

Founding Member

Feb 12, 2001

1,267

0

36

Saints fan Stuck in FalCANTs country

Jan 15, 2004

#4

• Jan 15, 2004

• #4

Sounds like a neet idea.

My neighbor got a power SunRoof put in her Stang.

 

C

cgrant

New Member

Dec 6, 2003

132

0

0

Jan 15, 2004

#5

• Jan 15, 2004

• #5

Black2001GT said:

Sounds like a neet idea.

My neighbor got a power SunRoof put in her Stang.

Click to expand...

I got a power sunroof in my stang too!

It's really big and convertible-like though

 

jadesville

the polarbear conservation corps protects a polarb

20+ Year Stangneter

Oct 8, 2003

2,189

0

47

Gresham, OR

Jan 15, 2004

#6

• Jan 15, 2004

• #6

Aaron 4.6 said:

For something custom like that, if you have to ask about cost you can't afford it...

Click to expand...

how does asking an estimate on a custom job have to do with anything with affording it?

 

S

Spazilton

New Member

Dec 22, 2003

133

0

0

Virginia Beach, Va

Jan 15, 2004

#7

• Jan 15, 2004

• #7

My local dealer does a custom power Moonroof for Mustangs for $999 it looks like factory installed, really nice look. If my car ever gets fixed ill probally get it.

 

NasaGT

Founding Member

Sep 19, 2002

1,993

2

49

Virginia

Jan 15, 2004

#8

• Jan 15, 2004

• #8

Theres a thread in 4.6 Talk right now called "Got Gauges" that has a riced out stang with a targa top.

 

JonJon

Founding Member

Aug 16, 2002

4,801

1

68

back in Marylands

Jan 15, 2004

#9

• Jan 15, 2004

• #9

Sunroof/moon roof is totally different from a t-top, why are they being talked about??? Sun/moonroofs are likd $1k from a Ford dealership.

A while back there was a pic of a t-top Stang. It was very ugly. I don't remember if there was a story to go with it.

 

jadesville

the polarbear conservation corps protects a polarb

20+ Year Stangneter

Oct 8, 2003

2,189

0

47

Gresham, OR

Jan 15, 2004

#10

• Jan 15, 2004

• #10

JonJon said:

Sunroof/moon roof is totally different from a t-top, why are they being talked about??? Sun/moonroofs are likd $1k from a Ford dealership.

A while back there was a pic of a t-top Stang. It was very ugly. I don't remember if there was a story to go with it.

Click to expand...

i saw that, mustangs arnt made for t-tops, moon/sunroofs look good

 

mity2

I like Pro3 and all I got was this crappy CT.

Jul 24, 2003

2,872

3

48

StateCollege PA

Jan 15, 2004

#11

• Jan 15, 2004

• #11

you know, now that I think about it, I have never seen SN95 with factory sunroof....

 

JonJon

Founding Member

Aug 16, 2002

4,801

1

68

back in Marylands

Jan 15, 2004

#12

• Jan 15, 2004

• #12

mity2 said:

you know, now that I think about it, I have never seen SN95 with factory sunroof....

Click to expand...

I don't think you can get them factory...
But Ford will install one for a fee.