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I believe its called a option delete and had to be ordered by the original owner when they purchased the car.
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Quote </td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">well, it happened to MY '92 se... and it really, really, REALLY sucks. i just came from a convertible for god's sake</td></tr></table><span id='postcolor'>
hahahha actually I prefer not having a sunroof. If you are seriously interested in tracking your car or drifting Sunroofs become a problem.
They make your chassis a whole lot less stiffer and they tend to creak big time when you start driving the car hard.
All my buddies that have drift cars with sunroofs cannot stand it.
They also tend to leak as they get older and make wind noise above 70.
All in all the disadvantages of the Sunroof in the Fastback outweigh the advantage (air ventilation ) in my opinion.
1989 Silver Blue Fastback (long sold)
1991 Black Fastback 36k setup R.I.P.
1992 Gun Metal Grey SE Fastback no sunroof!
soon to be SR powered and JIC suspended