Is it possible to replace a foggy plastic rear window?
#2
I believe a good bit would depend on if the top were OE/GM or an already replaced top of "other than" OE. A discussion with a responsible top shop in your area would be required I'd think. I expect the results would be based on the experience of the shop and the quality of the replacement.
#3
Melting Slicks
Not sure how bad your window is, but before I replaced it go find a product called PLEXUS. Either online or at a West Marine store. It was developed to clean motorcycle windshields and I use it to polish or clean boat windows ( polycarbonate or acrylic) and panels. It's pricey but not as much as a new window I'm sure. Might be worth a try. Good luck.
#5
Race Director
I removed the top from a C3 I once used and an upholstery shop sewed in a new window. Put the top back on and went on my way.
I rented a video tape (this was years ago) and used it to learn how to do the job. I think a Google search will point you in the direction of a DVD for the C4 top removal/replacement.
I rented a video tape (this was years ago) and used it to learn how to do the job. I think a Google search will point you in the direction of a DVD for the C4 top removal/replacement.