88 t-top

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Most of us who care enough to spend 500$ on weather stripping actually avoid nasty weather, so aside from a few drips when I wash it, it is not a big deal, and probably won't get replaced for a long time. Its kind of ironic that way.

Whats with all the T-Top haters in here?
 
If i had room id hunt me down a 87 or 88 t top. :drool:
theres one a town over from me, needs paint and some body work but from what i can tell it hasnt moved in at least two months.
 
late model restorationhas the whole kit for the t-tops for $229.95 its worth every pennie and the catalog is free i love my car very much every one looks at you when your driving it cause there are not many and its not for sale was just curious thank you
 
And you find this AFTER you bought your '84?

Reminds me of that Alanis Morissette "Ironic" song :nonono:

FYI, I didn't BUY the '84 - I traded a dude teh Pervertible for it. No money changed hands, just titles. It's kind of a mechanical attention whore at the moment, and I'm not wild about the 155-horse CFI motor, but I still think I came out on top of the deal:

Hardtop + AOD w/shift kit + 84k original miles + almost-no-options LX hatch

VERSUS

Rotted-out 'vert top with no rear window + stock AOD + 198k miles + heavy-arsed 'vert chassis with power windows and locks

:nice:

I wonder if the dude with the '83 T-top would be interested in trading for a not-quite-cherry '86 GMC S-15...? :D