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Im thinking 200 is bit on high side, but as you say, better then 400
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...and is it doable in carbon and if so how much more would that be? |
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The tops made from the molds I bought from Jurassic-1 weight about 75lbs. The paper work that came with the molds said "should be 60-65lbs finished" but I would say 75lbs is closer. These are the same molds used by Glasstite, Creative Products, Elite Custom Products, and Minnesota Truck Products.
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If the price would be in the $500 range I would buy one tomorrow.
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I would buy a lot at that price. I gave 1000.00 for one last year with out the back wall the guy says materials are more now so would be higher if he made any more.
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I don't need the heat down here in southeast Texas, but half cabs definitely have a cool look.
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Ill agree with you on the 'cool factor', makes it much easier for an ol man to have the wind in his hair (what little i have left), plus my wifey digs convertibles
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Found mine in the junkyard for 20 bucks. Truck was gone and I walked I've the end of it and was like no that can't be what I think it is. Lol. I sold it a couple years ago for 200. The guy had been looking for about 10 years for one. Weighed about 140 pounds. I carried it on my back out of the yard I pulled it from.
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truckeez at yaw who yea there's really no way someone can make stuff like the 69-72 tops for a $500.00 dollar bill, the materials have jumped way up--doubling each of the last two yrs. I have to charge $550 for the 76-91 custom cab back panels alone, and do the other pieces as add ons. i can crank out a few before it gets too cool--by early novenmber its too late. http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=538942 |
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One can always dream of a low cost option, but I think if a high quality lightweight half cab were available, you could sell them. Even at a much higher price.
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No Truckeez I have not installed the top yet i think I will before winter when I do I will post pics. I still have not built the wall for it either and may have to move my roll bar back hopefully in a couple of weeks can install.
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You are not the only one, I would be interested as well. I have been looking for one for about 4 months now with no luck.
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The top that is shown on the dog boxes could be the one I bought from truckeez looks identical .
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This thread is close to getting shut down.
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The same kinda top for the 2nd gen blazers is a grand from us body source,But they are not known for making the best fitting stuff either.
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SKORPIOSKORPIO / I am going to have my blazer wrapped so thinking of white. The top is kinda a dark dark blue looking right now.
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