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I'm heart set on having a hard top for the winters, but have seen a few nice cars that don't have them.

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I'm heart set on having a hard top for the winters, but have seen a few nice cars that don't have them.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm looking for a vert. It seems to be a mix of ones with hard tops and ones without. Can you get a hard top separately, and how much do they usually run?

POST 2Original post

Yes, many come up for sale. ~$500 plus paint job if needed. Here's one in Denver... http://denver.craigslist.org/pts/1062497460.html

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Oh okay better than I expected. I was thinking like $2k area. I'm heart set on having a hard top for the winters, but have seen a few nice cars that don't have them. If the price is good it may actually be worth going that route and getting a hard top down the road. Thanks!

POST 4Original post

If you want a "vert", you will first have to learn its proper name. A convertible Porsche is called a Cabriolet , or "Cab" for short. I think only Vette owners call them verts. But then again this is an issue that is specific per vert.

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Hahahaha, you made a funny!

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vert is the term on bimmer forums.

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^this. I know the proper term. When searching for cars tho, typing in convertible returns more than typing in cabriolet. Either way, 6 of one, half dozen of another. They talk about the same thing and I think it's pretty well understood either way.

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Keep in mind that while the hard tops may not be that expensive, shipping them is costly and most sellers don't want to deal with the hassle.

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