where can i buy t-top assembly for my 1980 camaro Z-28 which does not have t-tops?

Answer 1

You're looking for a whole lotta trouble unless you have this professionally done, and that still wont guarantee a no-leak roof. My suggestion is to keep it stock.

Answer 2

there is no gm part that will directly install, this is done by aftermarket companies. This can be great for a couple of years, but in the long run will create problems. Keep in mind that camaro's are unibody cars with no real frame, and this will add to the twist. If you have built a muscle car, the tops will pop out or shatter. Many drag strips do not allow the racing of cars with t-tops. Also, if it is not original, the value of the car goes down.

Answer 3

Why settle for just t-tops Go for a convertible conversion. Look in the telephone book for body shops that do custom work.Just make sure you have a good cash flow available. Hess and Eisenhart in Cin. Oh does these. They converted Jag hardtops into convertibles and I'm sure someone in your town does this . You might get a price on ths and find out you can sell your Camaro and get a later model Camaro convertible for the price of converting your over

Answer 4

I am not sure but I wanted to reply because I have a 1980 Camaro t-top and man its a fun car!
Cheers!

Answer 5

It might be in your best interests to have this professionally done, as others have suggested. You might want to consider buying a Camaro with t-tops.

Answer 6

The roof of your vehicle is part of the superstructure. Hacking into it to add T-Tops would seriously compromise the rigidity of the vehicle. You may want to check out frame connectors to add stiffness before attempting to modify the structure of your car

Answer 7

Check on yearone.com, they have loads of camaro parts

Answer 8

junk yard