986/987 Hardtops
 

For anyone looking to purchase a Porsche 987/987 Boxster aftermarket hardtop: DeCuzzi Tires, located in Brunswick, OH, has become the only licensed distributor of Porsche 986/987 aftermarket hardtops. There has historically been no reliable way for a consumer to purchase and receive a high-quality Boxster hardtop. However, DeCuzzi Tires has exclusively obtained these hardtops and is selling them through their website as well as through local dealers. The quality and price of these hardtops is the best value available. These hardtops will be shipped domestically to reduce customer shipping costs and are available for purchase in the U.S. as well as Canada. For further information feel free to contact DeCuzzi Tires! We are also selling replacement parts!


**EDIT**
Here is a link to our web site with product list as well as a pricing sheet
http://www.986hardtop.com/product-list/


We are currently working on being able to sell the hardtops online which should be operational shortly. Until then, ordering will be done either through E-mail or over the phone.

For any further information/pricing feel free to contact us at

1261 Industrial Parkway
Brunswick, OH, 44212 (Appointment only)
Office: (330)-220-3102
Fax: (330)-220-3204
E-mail: drrsocial@gmail.com

No pictures?
What material are they made off?
Price?

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A URL might be helpful. :confused: Photos, pricing, etc etc Sad!

I am guessing these are those new Z tops that were coming out of China. First the price was low, like <$2k, then it went way up.

It sounds to me that these folks aren't super familiar with the product, or the market. If they think they are going to sell many at the $4-$5k+ that I saw them advertised for lately, I think they are going to in for a bit of a surprise.

Good luck!

Sorry about that! hopefully the updated post with a link to our site will be more helpful!

Thank you for the link.

If you get it directly from china, you'll pay about the same, so if the customer service is good, I think it's not too bad!

Unfortunately, too expensive for me, it's almost half of what my car is worth.

Sounds like a fair price if the quality is good. So once you are all in with shipping, paint, etc. you are looking at $5-$6k. You probably won't have them flying off of the shelves, but it looks like a nice product.

Are spin locks included or are they an extra $100? Sorry, couldn't resist!

FYI It says

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Use this link instead: Cayman look hard tops available in the United States - Product List & Pricing