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ragtop-vanagon

This is a scary hack, but if you pull it off it’s very cool. Samba user vwlovr posted his experience adding a ragtop sunroof from StreetBeat Customs to his Vanagon. He had to cut a 40×40 hole in the roof which is no small feat, but he pulled it off. SteatBeat’s website is apparently offline so I have no idea if these are still available. Click through to see how he did it.

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Here is the ragtop out of the box, ready to be installed.

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After removing the headliner you can see the insulation on the roof. He had to scrape that off to get to the bare metal.

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He made a paper stencil, then used painter’s tape to mark it off.

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He made the cut, and all came out well. Whew, that’s scary! Hit the source link below to see more pictures and his step by step instructions.

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