So I was thinking... I know that aftermarket sunroofs can be a nightmare. BUTT! What if I purchased a sunroof from a salvaged Monte? I was poking around Morads and found a few. I figured since they were made for the Montes that it would be at least fit right. I don't know. You guys are extremely helpful and I would appreciate your input.

 

to do it you would have to replace your roof skin to on with the sunroof opening, & idk how you would wire it up & all that its prob a bigger deal than most think it is

 

Hmm...true. Again, just one of my random thoughts. It'd be cool if I could make it happen though.

 

it can be done but i dont think the cost of it would be worth it really

 

True that!

 

If you go aftermarket, just get one that pops open - no power. Then you'll have one similar to the factory sunroofs. That's because the factory ones will break down and not open anyway! My 1999 has a sunroof assembly (broken) thats almost entirely constructed of plastic. Brilliant.

 

I agree with Mike. Yes, it can be done, and as you already mentioned, it can be a nightmare putting a sunroof in that is not installed at the factory.

I don't think the cost is worth it.

 

I had a 96 Grand Prix Coupe and I got an aftermarket power sunroof installed. It was guaranteed for the life of the car. I have know idea what these places are charging now though. I think mine cost about the same as the factory charged - around $900 (but that was over 10 years ago).

 

well i know that a replacement sunroof roof skin is around 800 from gm, + u need a diff headliner, its a nightmare really to do it right & yeah the sunroof is made of plastic my frame was broke in the accident but they can be fixed mine has

 

If your going to do that, why not get some custom t-tops done?