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Can someone post Fred's info?

I'm looking for estimates on getting a top installed on the Z28 vert, and have emailed Mark at Yellow Dog but haven't heard anything in over a week, so thought I'd check with Fred.

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http://ctibyfred.com/



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The Camaro Club did a tour of this shop a number of years ago too and they do really nice work, but they are spendy....you get what you pay for...

http://www.dickandricks.com/convertibles.html



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Fred is in Coonn Rapids. He did the complete top and interior of both MSRA cars of the year last year. His prices seem pretty reasonable.

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Well, I don't need show car level quality, but I'll give him a call to get an estimate.  Thanks for the contact info.



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You could go aftermarket and install it yourself...

Just one of many, but has good reviews...

https://www.autotopsdirect.com/1994-2002-Chevy-Camaro-Convertible-Tops-p/10-14-cam-stayfast.htm



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Lost in the 60s wrote:

You could go aftermarket and install it yourself...

Just one of many, but has good reviews...

https://www.autotopsdirect.com/1994-2002-Chevy-Camaro-Convertible-Tops-p/10-14-cam-stayfast.htm

Nope, not going there.  I was 'o.k.' with the upholstery install, but tops are a whole other animal to me.  I'll pay the professionals to get a better outcome.  thumbsup 

That does look like a nice top though.



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