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Scorching plastic...
Just ordered 2 vinyl tan Robbins No zip glass tops with rain rails, (got them to eat the shipping since I bought 2)
I bought a beater 92' for my daughter to drive, found a 97 (with a sticky tranny???) for me to drive, both needed the tops replaced.
So all I need to install these is my Swiss army knife right???:drive:
And a hammer. A really really big hammer. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by pliablemoose
Am hoping to be able to use a Skilsaw too:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Titus
I'd skip the skilsaw and go with a torch. You should be able to get around the corners easier. ::Angel::Quote:
Originally Posted by pliablemoose
Reciprocating saw...that will fix anything! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by pliablemoose
...and Duct™ Tape!Quote:
Originally Posted by sammm
Serious answer. Are these tops on frames? If so the swap is fairly easy. If not you might want to see about having someone install it. I have heard it is pretty hard to do.
They're not that hard to do really. My first time, I just used the miata.net directions and the directions that came w/ the top.Quote:
Originally Posted by Majik
Nope, not on frames. I'm going to give it a shot, see how it goes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Majik
I think I may need to fire up the lathe for this too...
I just realized Mazda Heaven is just a couple miles away, WOOT... Parts for my junkers:)
It's not too bad to do, Robbins tops are easier due pre-punched holes. You can do it! The 2nd one will be easier than the 1st. :D
What Sharpie said... do your daughter's first, so your will look better;)