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YOUR RESEARCHLook what rolled past my building on Thursday! (Boston)
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Basically, he gently opened up the clamshell to it's maximum, carefully disconnected the cables for the soft top and folded it forward, deftly removed the carpeting for the rear deck and then broke off the riveted cover for the roll bars with a hammer!
Look what rolled past my building on Thursday! (Boston)
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They stopped traffic at traffic lights almost as if it was the Presidential motorcade.
Look what rolled past my building on Thursday! (Boston)
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Basically, he gently opened up the clamshell to it's maximum, carefully disconnected the cables for the soft top and folded it forward, deftly removed the carpeting for the rear deck and then broke off the riveted cover for the roll bars with a hammer!
Look what rolled past my building on Thursday! (Boston)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLbOOjoGUTE
I was coming out of the one of the buildings near the John Hancock tower this Thursday, and this car club from Lime Rock rode through town with a police escort. It sounded incredible in person. They raised 25K for a charity.
You can't really tell how many cars where there, but it was around 25 or so exotics mostly, or race prepped Corvettes. I also saw a DB9, a Lotus Exige, a silver Porsche, a few VWs - all with club graphics and car numbers. The video is shot by 1 car, so you only see a few of the cars jockey for position in front of another HD camera on a pickup truck. There was an awesome sounding white Ferrari that you see in most of the video. It was so funny - people stopping in their tracks, while practically gumball rally runs through Boston with motorcycle cops, a local cop at the beginning, and a Statie at the end of the pack. They stopped traffic at traffic lights almost as if it was the Presidential motorcade.
The funny thing is that the 996 Porsche looked so "ordinary" compared to some of the cars in the fleet!
Well, I know how my installer did it but, you really don't want to break those pieces unless it's someone else's car
Basically, he gently opened up the clamshell to it's maximum, carefully disconnected the cables for the soft top and folded it forward, deftly removed the carpeting for the rear deck and then broke off the riveted cover for the roll bars with a hammer! I only discovered this handiwork much later when I was installing the Smart Top module. Sorry I don't have any pictures.
And, for the record, I wouldn't even THINK about rear access glue for anything less than the whole Swedish bikini team!
