Mrmerlin

you better take another look at the 928 roof as its really quite small and thus isnt going to give you much more roof area to insert a sliding roof.

I would n ot do this modification better to buy a nice set of Bilstiens

FBIII

I wonder how noisy it is opened and closed.

69gaugeman

Yes. That should make it much more airy and convertible- like.........

MjRocket

No Doubt!...Very good idea.


MJ

dprantl

How about modify the 928 roof to be like the 968? The 968 has a sunroof that doesn't slide, it only raises in the rear and can be removed in ~30 seconds. The fact it doesn't slide means it can be much larger.




Dan
'91 928GT S/C 475hp/460lb.ft

ChuckD

I would love to have a sunroof like in that 968. I have looked into all kinds of options. Universal lexan sunroofs are not the right dimensions at all and I don't know if one can be custom made. That'd be the easiest option. It's true that the factory sunroof limits headroom. I'm only 5'10" and have a set of manual seats (mounted to rear set of holes) and I feel crowded by the roof even with the headliner removed. The frame of the car would allow a pretty large hole that would be double the size of the sunroof (obviously). I read all the threads on getting a lexan panel to put in there. No one locally is willing to form it in Tampa. Just thinking about it. I actually saw a converted 928 at a dealer in Tampa and it was just so sad. I would never cut the roof off the car. I love the shape of the car. Just would like an open air feel. Just thinking out loud.

Randy V

Good luck selling it some day.

danglerb

I do miss the sunroof in my 944T, tip it up in the back, take it off, plenty of headroom, but I had it for 5 years while new and under warranty, so no issues.

1989porsche928

has anyone ever seen a t-top 928?

GUTTER-BOY

B&B T-Top 928