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. I would like to say that SoCaliVette is a standup guy. He delivers
a high quality product which I have had for several years and it
still looks great.
Very nice man and easy to deal with, I just wish my top had turned out. I love the look of the carbon fiber top. I sent my glass top in last spring and had it re-done. It looks brand new. Maybe one of these days I'll go for the carbon fiber again.
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I've conversed and emailed Pat Scorzetti (American Hydrocarbon) a few months back about his ability to do a carbon fiber targa top and he says that he can. It's about a 6-week turnaround and the price I believe was between $450-$495, and you have to ship it to him. Glass top as well as painted tops can be done. I plan to ship mine to him fairly soon. I have a few pieces on my car that he's done, and if the quality is anything like what he already offers, then it's a no-brainer.
I've conversed and emailed Pat Scorzetti (American Hydrocarbon) a few months back about his ability to do a carbon fiber targa top and he says that he can. It's about a 6-week turnaround and the price I believe was between $450-$495, and you have to ship it to him. Glass top as well as painted tops can be done. I plan to ship mine to him fairly soon. I have a few pieces on my car that he's done, and if the quality is anything like what he already offers, then it's a no-brainer.
Is that price for real carbon fiber or hydrocarbon fiber?