i was thinking of making my integ's roof some what like t tops on a camaro look like from about the end of the door window too around where the a pillar begins or may be a targa top type of a thing any ideas or suggestions would be nice or is this a bad idea

 

I wouldn't know if somebody has done this but, I'd say it probably would have been done to a strictly trailered show car because it would dramatically change the integrity of the chassis... particularly the roof's structure. It was constructed with roll-over accidents in mind as well as some mild [upside-down] falls.
Moreover, a quality T-top (or similar) conversion costs around $1000 if not more. That alone would disappoint one from doing a T-top conversion when they knowingly can do other stuff w/ that $$$.

It's a shame that the NSX, del Sol and the S2000 are the only T-top (or similar) cars under Honda. IMHO, an Integra w/ a T-top (or similar) would be pretty cool (especially in Hawaii where it does get quite warm). Just keep the aforementioned issues in mind... and weigh out your choices yourself, Ok!?

 

hey thanks i wasnt really planning to do it was just an idea but yeah i didnt really think about the integrity of the chassis and how it would weaken it and believe me i dont wanna make my car into a trailer queen thanks for the help

 

Here's what it would kind of look like, except this is an accord.

 

Hey that looks good but im not going to do it because of the chassis integrity thing but i was thinking more in the lines of a one piece removable type of thing thanks for the pix though if you got a picture of a 1 piece then i'd like to see it

 

it's called targa top.

 

yeah but has n e one done it before and does anyone have a picture of it if anyone has done it done it before

 

I don't have any pics of a targa, but you name it, someones done it. Especially with a honda/acura. It's hard to be unique anymore.

 

you could do a t-top like the one in the picture, and if you wanted it to be safe and sound, I would probably put a roll cage in there, or at least a roll bar of some sorts.