Glassback Roof Pros & Cons?
02-15-2008, 09:49 AM
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RE: Glassback Roof Pros & Cons?
ORIGINAL: marcuskeeler
Where did you read that? Saleen fitted them to some new cars and Webasto have had the product for a few years.
Where did you read that? Saleen fitted them to some new cars and Webasto have had the product for a few years.
02-15-2008, 11:29 AM
#22
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RE: Glassback Roof Pros & Cons?
Pros
1. It looks SICK
2. It looks Amazing
3. It looks fantastic.
Cons
1. It weighs a little bit more.
2. You can put that $2700 to a lot of "go" mods, if you haven't already.
3. You'll get tired of people telling you how hot your car is. (well maybe thats a pro
)
1. It looks SICK
2. It looks Amazing
3. It looks fantastic.
Cons
1. It weighs a little bit more.
2. You can put that $2700 to a lot of "go" mods, if you haven't already.
3. You'll get tired of people telling you how hot your car is. (well maybe thats a pro
)
02-15-2008, 11:33 AM
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RE: Glassback Roof Pros & Cons?
ORIGINAL: deekum1627
i agree this way whe you have a lady in the car no one can see you catch my drift
ORIGINAL: Allstar
im kinda on the edge of this also.. if i did it i would tint the shet outta it tho..
im kinda on the edge of this also.. if i did it i would tint the shet outta it tho..
02-15-2008, 02:50 PM
#24
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RE: Glassback Roof Pros & Cons?
ok, to clarify a few things get theMarch issue of Modified Mustangs and read the article on page 31.
The option will cost $1995, comes with tinted privacy glass that reduces UV rays, a manual roller blind, and a layer of vinyl "to reduce noise, vibrations and harshness".
They will be assembled at the Automotive Alliance International plant in Flat Rock, Mich.
Sounds like a heck of an option for anyone thinking of ordering a 2009 this fall.
The option will cost $1995, comes with tinted privacy glass that reduces UV rays, a manual roller blind, and a layer of vinyl "to reduce noise, vibrations and harshness".
They will be assembled at the Automotive Alliance International plant in Flat Rock, Mich.
Sounds like a heck of an option for anyone thinking of ordering a 2009 this fall.
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