HELP! 94 convertible softop installation

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Apr 3, 2006 | 04:07 PM

Dan94vette

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HELP! 94 convertible softop installation

Hi gang,
Long time no talk. I have a 1994 convertible softtop I am ready to install a top and a new headliner, I guess I should have no problem changing both, (remove old replace with new) Just wondering if anyone has any downloadable instructions, or any tips
Thanks, Dan

Apr 3, 2006 | 10:31 PM

corvetteronw

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I have copies from a Vette magazine article. Huge file and kinda grainy though. PM me with your E-mail address and I will shoot your way.

Apr 3, 2006 | 10:41 PM

dock351

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St. Jude Donor '06

we have a video of how to replace a vert softtop. it too is a bit grainy, but I send them out for shipping cost. may take a week or so, just pm me with your address.

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Apr 4, 2006 | 12:47 AM

REDC4CORVETTE

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Just make sure you lay it over the old one first and mark the center.

Apr 4, 2006 | 10:31 PM

Dan94vette

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Originally Posted by corvetteronw

I have copies from a Vette magazine article. Huge file and kinda grainy though. PM me with your E-mail address and I will shoot your way.

awesome my email is dcvette94@aol.com

Apr 4, 2006 | 11:57 PM

Insane1

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If someone else has a copy of this video I would like one also. I need to replace my top because the back window is toast. I would like to try to caputre the video to computer and put it on CD .

Apr 5, 2006 | 11:30 AM

thebeerman

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For my 2 cents worth, check around - it may be worth it to let a pro do it. I ended up having a new one installed last fall, after talking to some poeple and check around, and I consider myself pretty handy with tools. I found drastic differences in cost, for instance. I ended up buying a top from midamerica, and had a local installer do the work. It took them the majority of two days with all the tools and knowledge. The total cost, top and installation, around $750, and a six pack.