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Heck yeah, I would pay that. Having only 39k miles is still close to new condition................

Supraforums used to be alot of fun, then it became trolling waters with nothing but bitching and fighting, and now it seems like it's over come with newbies asking so many dumbass questions that could simply be answered by doing a minutes worth of searching. I usually just skip over those...

Those look really awesome, so much better than the stock tails. I was just curious what it would look like with the center section blacked out so I made this chop......................just another option.

No he doesn't, looks much better white.......................Nice ride Spector.........

Yes Sir, definitely looks like you had a good time, awesome pics, looks like a good show............... Here are some pics from the Texas Heat Wave Show that we did here in Austin last week...

Wow, nice car jay, congrats on the ROTM and props to ya' for restoring such a nice ride, hopefully it will inspire others to put money into all aspects of these cars instead of just performance mods. Great job. -Lance

Ha, I'd take that Pimp Daddy Caddy over that go cart too!

Go to that same site i gave you and request that they send you a brochure, it is amazing. They have so many more materials than listed on the site. Cloth, Ostrich, etc. They will customize thempretty much any way you want.

Yeah they're set up here in Austin quite often, just push in the clutch and coast through the beam...................

Replacement struts were only $28 at Pep Boys, a stick is GHETTO..............

Go to this link and price it out according to whatever your heart desires, includes front, rear, doors, etc.... http://www.autoleathers.com/HTML2/AL.MAIN.FS.html

I don't think aluminum would be a wise choice from a safety standpoint. In a severe crash that structure would probably fail and afterall it's only inches from the driver's head. Think Liability! Without regurgitating alot of BS, aluminum usually requires 50% or more thickness to have the...

No I didn't Matt, it's right up there, see! Maybe you didn't scroll down enough, yeah that's what happened.....:biglaugh:

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Great job WeezL, it looks awesome. I would re-consider building these out of aluminum, consider what would happen in a hard crash.............. I bought one from Kyle Simpson when he did his group buy. It mounts under the roof line so that it is permanantly mounted, the Targa does fit on...

Nicks are cool because they hide away, those others just stick up too much. Now if you recessed them in and covered them with a piece of glass that was flush like the original covers, that might look nice, similar to these!

This is a sweet deal, great prize this month.

That picture you showed of the caulking should be enough. At the side edges of the roof panel where the drip rail is, is where the leaks occur. Like I said water fills up the interior trim piece and then they spill out. Look at the side trim pieces are made and try to visualize how water could...

I don't understand why people are always trying to change the tails on the MKIII. IMO 89+ tails are some of the finest looking tails ever produced.:dunno:

This is why they leak. The trim pieces on the sides bolt to the actual top. The seals are doing their job, what happens is water leaks in between the trim and roof panel, and fills up the interior trim pieces with water. When you brake or turn a corner they empty out, usually on your lap or...