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t-top conversion

is there anyone in the florida area that is familiar with this? Thank you so much! Please reply!
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Re: t-top conversion

Here is a thorough guide on how to convert to t-tops tourself. its very easy because the roof is already molded correctly to the t-top shape.

http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=446746
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Re: t-top conversion

Its already been done to my car. Just want someone local to help me with some minor stuff
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