S2k Spoon hardtop

**Zdster** · 28-02-2007 10:34 AM

Not sure if everyone has seen this (or if it is a repost), but was flicking through the spoon catalouge and saw this

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http://www.spoon.jp/product/pdfs/p70_p76.pdf (pg 72)

**Ghost** · 28-02-2007 12:32 PM

i dunno about u guys but that reminds of me a shelby mustang

**crazy_legs** · 28-02-2007 12:33 PM

Doesn't look like u can open the boot

**eriktufa** · 28-02-2007 12:54 PM

You can open the boot, if you see it clearly.

When I went to Jap, I saw the real deal haha IMO in that place and it was really a great piece of product.

It will cost you at least 5k aud b4 shipping, etc.

**Perry** · 28-02-2007 01:28 PM

i was thinking of getting this kit if i get a s2k soon and yes u can open the boot with this hard top

**.::F[L]Y::.** · 28-02-2007 01:36 PM

big money there....

what the point of buying an s2000 and putting a HT on it? just wasteful imo unless its intended use was for tracking and removing the softtop completely.

**Zdster** · 28-02-2007 01:42 PM

Originally Posted by .::F[L]Y::.

big money there....

what the point of buying an s2000 and putting a HT on it? just wasteful imo unless its intended use was for tracking and removing the softtop completely.

I thought one of the big downsides to the car being a top track vehicle was the fact that it is a convertable? Doesnt this fix the problem then?

That does raise an interesting question. Do you completely remove the existing soft-top and hardware? Can it be removed if you want to go open air?

**.::F[L]Y::.** · 28-02-2007 02:50 PM

Originally Posted by Zdster

I thought one of the big downsides to the car being a top track vehicle was the fact that it is a convertable? Doesnt this fix the problem then?

That does raise an interesting question. Do you completely remove the existing soft-top and hardware? Can it be removed if you want to go open air?

I think the s2000 was more intended to be a roadster rather than a fully fledge track vehicle when it was released. Though as i mentioned before you would often resort to the hardtop if the car was to be used for track purposes to improve aerodynamics and cut down on some weight.

either way that hardtop would only look good with the full kit. it would look rather weird on its own

**Vuey** · 28-02-2007 05:06 PM

Originally Posted by .::F[L]Y::.

I think the s2000 was more intended to be a roadster rather than a fully fledge track vehicle when it was released. Though as i mentioned before you would often resort to the hardtop if the car was to be used for track purposes to improve aerodynamics and cut down on some weight.

either way that hardtop would only look good with the full kit. it would look rather weird on its own

im with FLY on this one .
Its one of those things , everyone with an S2k wants one , but when you got it , you never want it on .
I got a hardtop for my car and i've only used it once . Pain in the arse to put on and off , It just sits in our garage collecting dust . Yeah you would have to go all out with the kit , as that hardtop would look too aggressive on its own .