monty1
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just wondering if this could be done and what would be involved,ive got no engineering skills so any and all advice appreciated
tia tony
tia tony
p 38 cabrio/convertible
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gavbriggs
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anything is possible but why would you want to???
suppose you'll want to read this then? http://www.lro.com/news.php?sid=191&page=1
suppose you'll want to read this then? http://www.lro.com/news.php?sid=191&page=1
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shaunm41
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Ive thought about this myself, I think it would look rather nice.. But as i understand, its not just a case of cutting the roof off and fitting a fold away hood.. a lot of the body strength in a convertible is carried in the sills.. So id imagine they would need to be strenghtened in some way.. The mrs. has a convertible astra and that has a lot of support in the windscreen frame and in the rear head rests incase of a roll over... I wouldnt imagine it been an easy job, and the costs would far out weigh the cost of the car in the 1st place.. But I have to agree it would look verrrrryyyy nice...
Good luck...
Good luck...
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Cossie David
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Whats the point, Range Rovers have enough problems as it is, you'll be out one day and it starts raining and you go to put up the roof and ...
shaunm41
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An Astra doesn't have a truck chassis like the P38
And thats a very very good point.... haha
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wouldnt need to worry about leaking sun roofs tho :bolt:.
shaunm41
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And that also is a very very good point.....
