Any condition.
It's for a $20XX Challenger, and we are running out of budget.
I can fix holes, breaks, whatever. I'm looking for the basic shape, front edge.
Anyone know of one that has been smashed by a tree branch, wrecked at the track, whatever??
Any condition.
It's for a $20XX Challenger, and we are running out of budget.
I can fix holes, breaks, whatever. I'm looking for the basic shape, front edge.
Anyone know of one that has been smashed by a tree branch, wrecked at the track, whatever??
After a spec piñata race. Someone had to say it.
After a spec piñata race. Someone had to say it.
Someone had to say it again. 
Anyone here who's tied into the spec miata community and could ask around?
I've got a few bare soft top frames.
I have a soft top frame.
You knew that. 
I came across one in the Albany, NY area:
In reply to srmorse:
Thanks.
Too far, and too much.
I can buy a new (lightweight racer version) for that much.
But the distance is a bigger issue than the price.
That top in Albany is a real beater. I think the ad has 1 too many zeros in the price. Sorry about the double post. Was using my cell and it didn't look like it had posted the first time so I resent it. Then they both hit. Go figure.
Yeah it's been on there a long time...I agree it's way too much
Fiberglass your soft top frame? 
In reply to RossD:
Don't put it past me.
In reply to SVreX:
Where's the build thread? 
That's Mr Joshua's job.
so i just built my $2015 car spoiler out of a buck made of cardboard boxes and a partial can of great stuff, some leftover fiberglass resin from my dad's boat repairs, and old jeans instead of store bought 'glass mat. i suggest that, and don't bodywork or paint over the denim.
In reply to patgizz:
Wait, you mean you can use denim as your matting? Oh the horrible ideas. 
yamaha wrote: In reply to patgizz: Wait, you mean you can use denim as your matting? Oh the horrible ideas.
not saying it was a good idea, or that my work underneath is decent enough to not require filler as this was my first attempt at covering foam with something for any parts, but i will say that there are 2 pairs of cut up old jeans from my wife on the budget spreadsheet for $0
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No not a Canoe, but you can build one with his products.
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Oh for you porting guys he sells Slash Zone putty that many use in heads and intakes when raising the roof of a port you need to build up the bottom.
I don';t think you're going to find any bargains on a damaged one. I saw a badly damaged one on Craigslist last month for $400. I've bought two perfect ones for $500 each.
In reply to Woody:
I'm sure you are right.
Just figured I'd ask. I'll never find an opportunity if I don't ask.
Most of us have a lot weirder things laying around the shop than a broken hardtop.
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