Question about the roof. When you lift the hatch, where is the "break" in the glass? From the pictures I can't really tell how the glass works in conjunction with lifting the hatch.

Kevin

I hope this helps.....

http://img59.photobucket.com/albums/v181/UndecidedFate/explanation.jpg

if not... it was fun to make anyways :p

*edit* if you copy, paste into paint, and zoom, the lines get a little bit clearer and reveal the breaks in the panels a lot better.

Great picture. Thanks for reply.

Kevin

http://www.csupomona.edu/~dha/tC/54_scion_tc.jpg
this pic shows the gap pretty well

awesome! i was hoping someone would post the full size of that pic.
that pic = my new wallpaper

Can you get the other Pictures full size??? I want to print some out :D

that looks hot. hehe

DuMa, thanks for the high res pictures:

http://www.csupomona.edu/~dha/tC/

I wonder what the car would look like with blacked out A and C-Pillars...

same as the benz 230 coupe...it was nice..but it had elec blinds that with a touch of a button..shade rolled out

I wonder what the car would look like with blacked out A and C-Pillars...

ditto! especially on a darker car.

i was wondering...since the roof is glass if one where to get in an car accident wouldn't the glass crack?

i was wondering...since the roof is glass if one where to get in an car accident wouldn't the glass crack?

ditto. i've had that in my head for a while. just never came to posting it.

I have noticed several hatchbacks with moon roofs and there is only 10-12 inches of sheet metal between the two. Think it is neat that Scion just decided to make the whole thing glass. Breakage might be another story and is like what happens to the tC if it gets hit by a SUV. Well, logic would indicate the tC would probably be totaled. But I will go by the odds saying that I won't be in an accident, hopefully!!!

Kevin