Because this is a true T-top design rather than a targa roof, the sealing requirements are significantly more complex.”
He also noted concerns about wind noise and the side-curtain airbag system, though the latter is less critical for a one-off build.
A CrossCabriolet And A Drop-Top Juke
The T-top Z might not even be the most unusual vehicle in the collection.
Nick is also building a modernized take on the already quirky Murano CrossCabriolet and a drop-top version of the Nissan Juke.
Together, the collection evokes an alternate universe where market research didn’t dictate most decisions at the company level.
According to Nick, “Nissan insiders love the idea of the t-top Z. I know for a fact things I have designed and built have influenced Nissan.”
