AnswerID: 12693 Submitted: Saturday, Feb 08, 2003 at 09:32
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Hard tops are normally slightly more expensive than a replacement soft-top - about $700 or so depending on brand.
But having a fibreglass hard top is not the same as getting a Hard top car - the softtop with fibreglass will still be noisier and rougher than a proper tin-top.
If you want the ability to chop and change, great, but realise that once again it's a compromise.
Maybe if all you can find is soft-top Sierras and you want a hard top you should reconsider some of the other competitors - like Vitara, Rocky, Feroza or even midsize stuff like 4Runners and Pathfinders.
Andrew
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