On 5/5/10, Randall <tr3driver@ca.rr.com> wrote:
> I haven't, but there are a few in the local club. Upholstery shop up in
> Canoga Park, CA did the conversion; and even came to a club meeting to talk
> about it.
>
> But the cost was fairly high, and I rarely need a rear window anyway; so I
> found a used top with a cloudy back window and just cut the window out...
Thanks. I too have an old top (46 years old) with the rear window out
but it is falling apart. I use it on long trips and almost never use
the good top.
I called my usual local upholstery guy and he said he couldn't do it
(which I took to mean he didn't want to).
I did check the price of rear window plastic from our local wholesaler
and that stuff is not expensive... I may try to do something with a
piece of that and some velcro since all I really need is a way to
close it up in the unlikely event of rain.
Geo
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