Plexiglas roof idea

LOL, alright, I have a better idea of your car now, knowing all that.  I did not know you had already begun or had work done to it on that level.

My checklist of design so far...

• When it is raining, you will attach the roof, and the roof will also cover both passenger and driver side window areas.
• The part that goes near your window(s) sill will have to have rubber weathering lining. 
• The part that connects to the rear top of your from windshield will also have to have rubber weathering lining.
• The motor that will lift your roof up when the remote is activated will sit behind the front seats.
• When the roof is removed, the motor will stay in place without moving it's position.
• There will be latch locations through the car to secure the roof when driving.
• Although plexiglass, the roof will have a similar look to the factory style.

• When it is raining, you will attach the roof, and the roof will also cover both passenger and driver side window areas.
Yes, exactly.
• The part that goes near your window(s) sill will have to have rubber weathering lining. 
Yes, the rubber weather lining will be attached to the plexiroof.
• The part that connects to the rear top of your from windshield will also have to have rubber weathering lining.
Yes, the stripping will go down the center, on each side of the plexiroof.
• The motor that will lift your roof up when the remote is activated will sit behind the front seats.
The motor will have to be in where the head rests sit.
• When the roof is removed, the motor will stay in place without moving it's position.
No, the motor, plexiroof, and the support beam will all come off in one piece.
• There will be latch locations through the car to secure the roof when driving.
Yes, exactly.
• Although plexiglass, the roof will have a similar look to the factory style.
Very simular. Only thing that is different is the rear, which is about 4 inches shorts than the original roof.

Wow, I feel like an engineer on Monster Garage. lol

Alright, I will take all of that into account.  My net was down all yesterday and even this morning when I left for work.  Comcast pee-zez me off when they have service interruptions in my area.  If I were getting paid to do this, I would be losing money by not have an internet connection to communicate through.

Hopefully it will be up when I get off today.

There is a cool application I have started using lately for design layout and concepts, called SketchUp.  It is, well, just hella cool. Check out the site for it when you get a chance.

dude!!!!!

the best thing you can do is put a plan together and go with it and dont be scared buttttttttttttttt

i think you should put some kind of frame together first then plex that

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Yea, definately try and post a large image.

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