There's a guy in South Carolina who is selling a beautiful blue coupe without a sunroof. I was thinking it would be nice to buy it and put in a glass sunroof. That's always an option. To have an aftermarket sunroof put in is only about $500 or so.
You just want to swap out the stock for a glass? That would be really cool.
But that looks like a model that goes up and back. Wasn't it the 126's that do that?
Or is this a whole new mechanism that gets put in and replaces the cable, motor, all that jazz?
I know our sunroofs are larger than the ones typically installed today, but I have to think that someone out there in the business should have something to fit those dim's. Or could make something custom. Maybe one of those west coast car "pimpers"?
Last edited by Gregs300CD : 04-28-2006 at 09:09 AM.
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I'd like to have that one in the photo which moves the same as the stock metal one.I have no clue as to where to find this intriguing setup but I have to admit I'm getting a little obsessed with it
The only bad thing about the glass roof slidding back in its normal position would be that to find a clean solution to providing a shade to prevent glare or excessive heat seems to be a little difficult; since the roof so closely slides in.
I image one could create a shade in which it was retracted into some sort of roller
Anybody know where to find one?
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