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Drop Top Customs will make your Camaro a convertible, since GM won't
Florida-based Drop Top Customs is currently accepting orders for convertible Chevy Camaros.
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Drop Top Customs)
Suppose you wanted to pick up a convertible Chevrolet Camaro. You could wait patiently until the rumored 2012 release date. You could hope against hope that GM actually decides to release the darn thing. However, if you've got an extra 18 grand burning a hole in your pocket, you could see the folks at Drop Top Customs about making one for yourself, right now.
Ripping back the top will give rear passengers more headroom, but not legroom.
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Custom convertibles usually look odd with the top up. Drop Top's Camaro avoids this pitfall.
(Credit: Drop Top Customs)That $18,000 dollar price tag doesn't include the cost of the donor car, so expect to add between $22K and $33K, depending on how much topless muscle you're looking for.
Florida-based Drop Top Customs is currently accepting orders and will display its custom convertible Camaro at the 2009 SEMA Show.
