i guess a 76 cutlass was next on my list to get
#1
i guess a 76 cutlass was next on my list to get
i picked this up right out of the junk yard. it was going to the crusher. i just couldn't see the top being destroyed. i brought it home and going to save what i can. there just isn't much left. it does have the gauges and not the lights, bucket seat cores, power windows, floor shift column, and back sway bar. other than that there is not much there. the back window is not broken but i have no idea how to test the heated part. if there is anything you just can't live without let me know. i won't be able to pull anything for 2 weeks. VACATION TIME IN THE MOUNTAINS!!!!!
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#3
I'm guessing you could put an Ohmmeter on the two leads coming out of the back window and see if you get continuity. That will tell you if the grid is good.
BTW, I don't need any of the parts, but thanks for saving that one for those who do.
BTW, I don't need any of the parts, but thanks for saving that one for those who do.
#4
Another one DOESN'T bite the dust!! Good save!
I'm curious...obviously someone who has a t-top car could use those glass panels if theirs were broken, but how big of a project would it be to convert a non-t-top car?
Would you just cut the entire roof panel off from the middle to the windshield on both cars and set the t-top section into the receiving car?
Or would you simply cut the existing roof on your non-t-top car to allow you to add these tops? Is there anything structurally different about these roofs?
...just wondering how you would do this.
I'm curious...obviously someone who has a t-top car could use those glass panels if theirs were broken, but how big of a project would it be to convert a non-t-top car?
Would you just cut the entire roof panel off from the middle to the windshield on both cars and set the t-top section into the receiving car?
Or would you simply cut the existing roof on your non-t-top car to allow you to add these tops? Is there anything structurally different about these roofs?
...just wondering how you would do this.
#5
i picked this up right out of the junk yard. it was going to the crusher. i just couldn't see the top being destroyed. i brought it home and going to save what i can. there just isn't much left. it does have the gauges and not the lights, bucket seat cores, power windows, floor shift column, and back sway bar. other than that there is not much there. the back window is not broken but i have no idea how to test the heated part. if there is anything you just can't live without let me know. i won't be able to pull anything for 2 weeks. VACATION TIME IN THE MOUNTAINS!!!!!
#6
Another one DOESN'T bite the dust!! Good save!
I'm curious...obviously someone who has a t-top car could use those glass panels if theirs were broken, but how big of a project would it be to convert a non-t-top car?
Would you just cut the entire roof panel off from the middle to the windshield on both cars and set the t-top section into the receiving car?
Or would you simply cut the existing roof on your non-t-top car to allow you to add these tops? Is there anything structurally different about these roofs?
...just wondering how you would do this.
I'm curious...obviously someone who has a t-top car could use those glass panels if theirs were broken, but how big of a project would it be to convert a non-t-top car?
Would you just cut the entire roof panel off from the middle to the windshield on both cars and set the t-top section into the receiving car?
Or would you simply cut the existing roof on your non-t-top car to allow you to add these tops? Is there anything structurally different about these roofs?
...just wondering how you would do this.
#7
the only one that would be ok for a driver is the driver side front. i am sure yours is better than this one. it isn't bent but has 6 to 8 little dings on the edge. the others are junk.
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July 30th, 2010 08:30 PM