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I had a 2006 S2000 and paid $2500 for the matching factory hardtop. The thing was finished inside with a defroster for the glass window. It was alum. I went
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I had a 2006 S2000 and paid $2500 for the matching factory hardtop. The thing was finished inside with a defroster for the glass window. It was alum. I went as far as to make a PVC pipe hardtop holder that had leveling feet.
To get to the point, I kept the hardtop on all the time. It finished the cars look and turned heads every where. Also kept the heat out when the car sat in the summer sun and reduced outside noise levels. Best money I have ever spent on an accessory. |
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