Anybody seen one of these before?

[Jack Ratt]

It's a new one as far as I'm concerned. Seller on FB in Netherlands selling this Hamann hardtop. Never seen a "smoothy" before. The Hamann's I've seen in the past have had raised humps running from front to back.

He's asking $3500 including fitting kit

This is the more familiar Hamann top

 

[Althulas]

I knew there was a humpless as well but first one I’ve now seen for sale but I prefer the humped version.

 

[Jack Ratt]

The rear window is too small for my liking. Reminds me of the old VW Beetle

 

[Peter1450]

Looks almost like a standard hard top with the rubber recess’s filled and smoothed , I get it’s rare but no one except a hardened Z enthusiast would know what it is and it’s the price of a reasonable car!

 

[mwpe]

I prefer the OEM one.

 

[Zephyr]

yes, an original Hamann first gen.
the last one I have seen was sold for 1.200€ as a full kit.
was tempted to buy it but looked as if it did not belong to the car.
same story with the big window Wiesmann one.
Tried both and I was not happy.

 

[Nodzed]

Much prefer the BMW HT

 

[Duncodin]

Much prefer the BMW HT

This one

 

[Jack Ratt]

I got a Weismann on my black zed and standard top on the silver one.

 

[kayvanjams]

Here are some pictures and context on the Hamann top. These photos show my M Roadster with the double bubble top. The slick-top Hamann, without the bubbles, was designed for earlier Z3 models without roll bars. The humps in the top accommodate the roll bars, allowing for a sleeker rear slope compared to the OEM top, which appears more square or flat. You can see how the Hamann top complements the Z's curves much better in the profile view.The back window is smaller, but the look of the Hamann is fantastic, in my opinion...