Targa Top?

[PureSShp00]

I've always been curious about seeing a camaro
with a targa top... i think it would be kinda cool... is it even possible?
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[jimmybling31]

it would be cool. I love the targa top on my porsche 911 targa

[Phantom2kz]

you would have to start with a convertable.
a T-Top car/or one with a solid roof uses the bar in the roof for strength in place of a full frame/unibody

[Spikito]

Ive seen a camaro with a targa hatch cover, it looked like a big Del Sol, but it also had some ugly ass hood and sparkly pastel blue paint.

[LGT Guru]

With a taga top you loose alot more frame support, i have owned a Trans am and Supra at the same time, you could tell a huge difference in body movement when the top was off the supra.

[shanepatrick1230]

you would have to start with a convertable.
a T-Top car/or one with a solid roof uses the bar in the roof for strength in place of a full frame/unibody

id do that mod

[LGT Guru]

Right but T-tops are soo much better, i think and i have had both

[1MileCrash]

somebody should do a photochop so we can see what it would potentially look like. i've always thought it would be pretty sweet lookin.

[PureSShp00]

i have a hard top wonder what it would run to have t-tops put in

[LGT Guru]

A shop around here quoted me 600 in my 96 but i never actually did it.

[kev70ss]

http://rides.webshots.com/album/39613537IsXsoN
here a pic of a targa top, I wouldnt do it because I dont think that it makes a big difference over t-tops

[PureSShp00]

i think it would look pretty good

[Silver Streak]

SFCs should take care of the flex.... I would love to do it too.. but would need to find someone to make the custom glass...

[KING Z28 HAWK]

[KING Z28 HAWK]

found these on the net I think it looks good

[1MileCrash]

it's unique...but for some reason not as good as i thought it would be

[Spikito]

http://rides.webshots.com/album/39613537IsXsoN
here a pic of a targa top, I wouldnt do it because I dont think that it makes a big difference over t-tops

Thats is a nice color

[ProwlerZ]

The pics King posted are of a guy's car from NC, it's a six cylinder, so the torque will effect him less. He had a hard top, and used the skin of the hardtop along with the frames of two busted t-tops to make the top, it looks amazing in person, especially for someone who did it themself, for the first time! If I was going to do it though, I'd want a piece of lexan or safety-glass as the roof.

I know that the 4th gens were designed and built as convertibles first, so I would imagine that there's much less structural support coming from the top than one would imagine. I'd think that a good set of SFCs would do the trick.