Two days later got a email from AGI stating my order shipped like they haven't been ducking my emails for the past month. Week 13 received a email from TNT with a tracking number from AGI. Contacted via FB messenger and the person helping me out there stated they were on vacation. On week 11 I have yet to receive a tracking no. Hardtop : TRD Stage 1 : UK OEM front lip : MS Designs rear spoiler : 2003 front bumper & tail lights : 17x8 +30 Wed Sport TC105N wheels : HIDs : Remus exhaust w/ Porsche tips : Eibach springs : WEB 3. They got back to me right away saying they added it to my order. The kit came with the extension adapter cable but mine doesnt seem to be correct. Description: Used 2001 Toyota MR2 Spyder Base with Rear-Wheel Drive, Alloy Wheels, Tinted Windows, Wind Deflector, 16 Inch Wheels, Sport Seats, Compact Spare Tire, and 15 Inch Wheels. I bought the Hardtop used but the fella I got it from gave me a full 'install kit'. Mileage: 35,371 miles MPG: 22 city / 27 hwy Color: Yellow Body Style: Convertible Engine: 4 Cyl 1.8 L Transmission: Manual. On week 9 I finally received an email from AGI with a photo of the roll bar and I confirmed my shipping address and phone number. So I have had my hardtop on for awhile but I have not been able to connect my rear defroster.which is really been a PITA. They stated production was complete and someone will email me with some photos and to confirm shipping info. By week 7 I have yet to hear from them so I contacted them on FB Messenger. I did have a track day coming up in 5 weeks but I wasn't counting on having the cage by then. That was nice of them but wasn't necessary. They stated 4-5 weeks and asked if I had a track day coming up they could expedite my order. I contacted AGI via FB Messenger shortly after placing the order to check on the current lead time. (Later on there were a tariff bill for $50.25 from fedex) Shipping from Australia was $550 via TNT (FedEx). Simply add to cart and check out using Paypal. The website contains two photos, initially I liked the design and the price isn't terrible so I pulled the trigger. Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions. Does anyone had a copy of it which could share Thanks in advance. Many on Spyderchat and MR2 Spyder fb group recommended the AGI but I couldn't find very many photos out there. As a general guide, the trade-in value of a 2002 Toyota MR2 Spyder with no options and driven roughly 12,000 miles per year would be worth about 592 for one in 'Clean' condition and about 896 if. I had a PDF with the step by step installation of the mounting hardware for the hardtop but I cannot find it. Most Spyder owners would go with the Hardog roll bar and although it is a good cage I personally believe it is compromised due to the fact that it is designed to work with the OEM soft top (the backstays come down at a steep angle to accommodate the soft top). Shortly after purchasing my spyder I began researching roll bars since I will be tracking my car occasionally HPDE, no plans for competition.

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