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Corolla Convert!

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i was just having a look through my colection the other day and found this. not really my cup of tea but thought some of you may be interested. enjoy

cheers, lloyd

 

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25 watt amp in the boot, Now thats old.

 

As you said not my cup of tea.

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sorry bout the huge pics

I must say it looks rancid. Props to him for having the patience to do the job though...

the boot is not right, it looks goofy, and the top is shitful. good for the time tho, imean its even got a colour TV!!

If i had shitloads of money to waste like this guy, i would have removed the back seat all together and tried to make it a hardtop convertable.

 

Now that would look cool. Mainly cause it would keep the original roofline.

this reminds me of this one that i found one day, some of you might have seen it already.

 

theres some thing about all these custom convertables and having shit roofs

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That celica looks ok with its top down.

if i was building the rolla convert i would have kept the rear windows to help get a decent shape for the roof, they wouldn't be a prob when the roof was down as they wind down.

 

that way it keeps it similar shape to the coupe

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