The concern I have is about the quality of fiberglass in the streetbeast cars. If it's not top-notch resin, it won't hold up. Call streetbeasts and ask them what the temperature distortion factor is in their 'glass. It should be well over 300 degrees F. If they can't or won't tell you, be careful. Low quality fiberglass (like camper shell 'glass) will warp and move around in the heat of the sun, and the fiber textue can print through.
Personally, I wouldn't buy a streetbeast without a lot of research into their fiberglass composition - but that's just me. I've been burned on a glass body. It isn't a streetbeast, but Bob knows who I'm talking about. (our favorite South Carolinian displaced to Nebraska :LOL:)
Jack
- Yep, I refuse to capitalize streetbeast.