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Watch me install T-Tops in Proud-2 by jscott1
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WOW! That all i have to say.............you can do mine now. Ill drive my Formula over and let you have all the fun cutting and welding.

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Report this Post05-26-2003 12:21 PM Click Here to See the Profile for sqoachSend a Private Message to sqoachDirect Link to This Post
Looks great! There are some things I've done to my car that took a little guts, but I don't think I could do that!
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WOW that is sweet. Maybe someday I will find a good deal on a t-top kit and put her in, but for right now the sunroof will have to do.

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Report this Post05-26-2003 01:15 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Falcon FieroSend a Private Message to Falcon FieroDirect Link to This Post
Very nice job, I am very impressed! But does the A/C work?

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Report this Post05-26-2003 01:26 PM Click Here to See the Profile for topcatSend a Private Message to topcatDirect Link to This Post
Great job, and you make it sound and look so easy. I would never have had the "testicular fortitude" to hack into my roof.
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Report this Post05-26-2003 01:34 PM Click Here to See the Profile for maryjaneSend a Private Message to maryjaneDirect Link to This Post
Great balls of hair-what a nice job!! That stuff would have to sit in the corner for a loooooong time before I got up the courage to pick up the sawzall. Excellent documentation.
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looks great. good job!

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Report this Post05-29-2003 03:17 AM Click Here to See the Profile for Kelvin VivianSend a Private Message to Kelvin VivianDirect Link to This Post
Another thumbs up!

Great pics... Gives me the confidence to self-install a T-Top on my 85 base coupe...

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Originally posted by Smoooooth GT:...it just caught my little brown eye this morning..

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Jonathan -
Awesome job, and an even better write-up!

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Report this Post05-29-2003 07:47 AM Click Here to See the Profile for ChopTopSend a Private Message to ChopTopDirect Link to This Post
Outstanding job! Sure makes me appreciate my t-top more.
Now as for that t-top that's is being offered for sale, makes me wonder what it would look like on my choptop...
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Originally posted by ChopTop:

Outstanding job! Sure makes me appreciate my t-top more.
Now as for that t-top that's is being offered for sale, makes me wonder what it would look like on my choptop...

Great and a one of a kind. They are still for sale.

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WOW Jonathan -- I'm impressed. I know we talked about it at Daytona but I didn't think you'd start the project so soon. It looks like a real professional install. It also makes me wonder about what I'm going to do with the t-top roof I have stored in my attic . How about supplying a couple of detail shots of the temporary frame reinforcements that you used.

Way to go!

P.S. I looks like the dash filler is about done, too.

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Report this Post05-29-2003 08:55 AM Click Here to See the Profile for revinSend a Private Message to revinDirect Link to This Post
Jonathan,

WOW !! I might have to rent your brother some time!! haha

Did you strenghten the bottom of the car? I hear you need too.?? with a cross brace or something.....

Your car looks better than ski's now!!!!!

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Great Job !!!!
I did my T-tops In a weekend..... I dont have any pics...Somone stole my digi cam out of my truck before i could download them.... I got my tops complete from a 86 se doner in a local wrecking yard for $100.00 . The Biggest problem I had was tring to find the 1/4" steel pop rivits....

Make sure you download the "Leak Manual" from the Fiero T-Top Regestry http://www.fierottop.com/ It Helps ALOT in trying to get the leaks fixed... and LOTS of Black RTV for all the little corners....


Oh Yea... ENJOY!!!

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Report this Post05-29-2003 12:23 PM Click Here to See the Profile for FierokingClick Here to visit Fieroking's HomePageSend a Private Message to FierokingDirect Link to This Post
That is one conversion i WILL have to do after i finsh my swap and some outher stuff i allways wanted t tops so bad by the way It looks really good i like i like


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Report this Post05-29-2003 02:28 PM Click Here to See the Profile for PBJSend a Private Message to PBJDirect Link to This Post
Excellent work! Great photos, and information too!

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Report this Post05-29-2003 03:10 PM Click Here to See the Profile for 87FieroGTSend a Private Message to 87FieroGTDirect Link to This Post
Great job Jonathan. At the AAFO Roundup VII you said you were still thinking about doing the conversion. I'm glad to see you went ahead and did it. The install looks like it came that way from the factory. Can't wait to see it next year at Roundup VIII.

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Awesome work! Great Thread and foremost

AWESOME FIERO!!!

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Awesome write up & photos... I'm sure these will be a great help to anyone wanting to do the same in the future (*saves to Favorites list* ).

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What a thread. And man what a picture with that tiger saw going thru the roof...I can just see myself having a stroke doing that. The results are absolutely fine, thats going into my book of things to consider for my SE. Again great thread, great work gorgeous car.
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Originally posted by jscott1:
Once you make the first cut, the roof skin comes off and it doesn't matter whether you had a sunroof car or not, all Fieros have the same spaceframe.

Do you still have that piece you removed? Might you be interested in selling it? I had an idea for an "opaque" roof panel to go in the place of my sunroof (keep the hot summer sun off my poor tender head! ...and incidentally keep interior temps down). I'm pretty sure that a roof panel would work perfectly, but I didn't want to butcher a good one, and I wasn't sure I'd be able to find one for a reasonable price around here (ie cheap...)

& this thread actually had me considering Skitime's T-top kit for a minute...

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Wow! That is just sooo cool!
Turning a non t-top Fiero into one is such a coolt hing if you can do it.
I wonder if a Firebird t-top conversion is possible? Things that make you go hmmm

Great job. What an inspiration for some of us.

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Report this Post05-29-2003 08:56 PM Click Here to See the Profile for jscott1Send a Private Message to jscott1Direct Link to This Post
Thanks again for all the good words and encouragement. I purposefully waited until Sunday night to post my weekend results after I knew the outcome. I had to leave town for a few days so let me get caught up and answer some questions...

MrFixit58 - I wasn't sure back in March what I was going to do, but my brother talked me into doing it myself. While he was making the measurements, I created the temporary frame reinforcements or spreaders:

They consist of 3/8" threaded rods into a turn buckle in which I have cut the eye off of the lefthanded side and mounted it in a 1/8" aluminum bracket.

I got conflicting information as to whether or not they were needed, but I think they definitely helped. The windshield seemed pretty flimsy after I made the first cut, and I think the blade would have binded up without the support.

The dash filler is still in work, more sanding and filling is necessary, (typical for a fiberglass piece )

Revin, (and others) - The frame does not need to be reinforced for a T-top car. The "H" frame is riveted in with about 50 1/4" rivets and the car is just as strong afterwards, just ask Chester. I was thinking about him as I was driving those rivets..."if I have to go under a semi I want this car to survive"

As for looking better than Ski, Proud-2 is not quite in that league yet, but I'm working on it. His car is the benchmark for red 88 GTs.

Cruz - Those 1/4" rivets are hard to find. I didn't find them in any stores, I had to order them off the internet. They are mostly used by bodyshops and airplane manufacturers. I have a tube of Black RTV that I have to go fill in all the corners before I attempt a leak test. That's the next step.

MinnGreenGT - I know you will be able to find this thread in the future to help others I couldn't find any decent pictures anywhere of a T-top install to help me so I decided to take a bunch of pics myself. By the way, I actually took over 150 pictures so if someone wants to see some particular detail I probably have it.

edhering - I still have the roof panel. It came off intact as you saw it. It would make a great donor for a solid sunroof or a targa panel. Let me think about selling it, and I'll get back to you.

Here is a closer view of the seals and dash. I will be painting the trim this weekend and triming the headliner next.

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Makin' a little progress:

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I finally got some garage time to make my new headliner. I often hear people ask where you get a T-top headliner...the answer is that you make it yourself.

Here is what it looks like without the headliner...kind of like something from Terminator-3 with all those rivets

For some reason I thought it would be a good idea to add some rubberized undercoating to the roof...

Then the next step is to reinstall the headliner:

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Then you cut out the fiberglass backing and leave about three inches of material for overlap. The worst part about this is all the fiberglass dust:

Then fold it up and put on the molding:

Repeat on the other side:

Then Viola' You have a T-Top Headliner:

Next comes the trim...

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Report this Post07-06-2003 10:58 AM Click Here to See the Profile for Smoooooth GTSend a Private Message to Smoooooth GTDirect Link to This Post
JScott... You never seem to amaze us on how you are converting your ALREADY fabulous Gt into ONE of the best GT's ever!! Two thumb's up to you!!
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I know this is a little late now but, whenever it comes time to replace your headliner material there is no way you will be able to reuse your backer board. It is just going to fall apart when you take it out.
When I made the headliner for my T-top conversion I took a nonsunroof backer board and coated it with several coats of fiberglass resin on both sides. This makes it very strong and rigid.
I then cut out the openings for the T-tops. I also added some fiberglass cloth reinforcement to the cut out area by the dome lights. I can easily take my headliner out and recover it when the time comes.

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Pat,

Thanks for the tip, you have been helpful throughout. But before I converted my headliner into a T-top it was professionally recovered with an extra layer of foam, new material and new glue everywhere.

Prior to that it was falling apart and I almost threw it away. It should last 10 years or more before I have to drop it for anyreason.

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Hopefully yours will last 10 years, but we both know that the hot summer weather here in Texas drastically shortens the lifetime of a headliner.
I am already seeing signs of the foam backing breaking down on my headliner material and my headliner is approx. 3 years old.
BTW great job on documenting your conversion.

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Thanks Pat,

One of the reasons I decided to put rubberized undercoating on the roof is that I drove the car without the headliner for a while and I couldn't believe how hot that metal roof can get. With the coating on there it should drastically reduce the heat that's transmitted to the headliner, prolonging it's life.

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All right another t-top owner!! join the club, not too many of us around!
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Im Gonna Bump This So More Folks Can See It ...And For Maybe A Few More Pics

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Thanks to Cliff for allowing the downloading of existing images on the server. I will post some updates on my webserver when I get home tonight.
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Here are some new to the forum pics...Sneak preview of my new color scheme. Updated pics to come soon.


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bump to the top for a friend
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I still can't believe what a good job he did with this car and especially the t top install. I would absolutely love to install T-tops but I don't have the nads or the cash to try it. Simply amazing.
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How in the hell did I miss this thread?!?! I sure wish I could give more than one positive rating to ya jscott! Awesome job, and seeing that, it makes my decision to avoid t-tops a little less permanent. I love the looks of them, but I really hate that the parts are so hard to find and fairly expensive as a result.

I really like the solid roof, can't wait to get my crappy aftermarket sunroof out. Now I'm thinking I'll keep my eyes open for a t-top setup, just in case.

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Nazareth, thanks for the bump.

connecticutFiero, thanks for the compliment.

Nasco, if you really want T-tops I know of at least one complete setup, maybe two. They are not cheap, but worth it in my opinion.

It seems my car has spent more time in the garage than on the road lately; I feel like CoolBlue87 has racked up more miles than me

Not really, but I did get out to the Red River Ruckus Redux last month...I'll take advantage of the bump to post some never before posted pics.




I have a list of about 50 items that I am fixing that aren't quite right about the car, so I have a lot of work yet to get it where I want it. The dash filler panel still isn't finished, that is driving me crazy. I have vowed that it will be done before the car leaves the garage again.

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In case anyone is looking for it, the t-top install manual is here:

http://www.fieronews.com/files/T-top_Manual.zip

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