Hey guys I'm new to this forum and I just was wondering if any of you knew where to get a convertible top installed relatively cheaply in Southern California. I can provide the new top but I have no idea how to install it. Thanks for the help!
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It is not that difficult to do. It took me two Saturdays to replace the top. I used the guideline above and the original BMW videos. Google is your friend. A friendly tip...get yourself a good Dremel and a metal cutting wheel. Many of the Phillip screws are rusted and cannot be taken out. Use the Dremel and cut a line into the screw head then take them out with a flat head screw driver. You also need a rivet gun.Comment
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Try Burbank Upholstery in Burbank it's on Burbank Blvd. I payed $420 for the install.Originally posted by Jorgosas View Post
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With or without supplying the top? $420 for the labor is not bad.Originally posted by ClassiE30 View PostComment
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Correct $420 was labor, I bought the top (sonnenland material) and tensioners at German Auto Tops ($680) which is down the block from Burbank Upholstery.
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