Folks:
Continuing the full NCRS restore of my '72 Coupe, I would like to see if anyone has any tips for installing the edge trim on the T-tops. It's been too long since I removed the trim, so I can't recall the order in which the pieces were removed. There's three pieces, I.e., front edge, side edge and a connector or cap that connects the two. Do the edge pieces go on first and then the connector that goes over them (the connector is then riveted to top)? I guess the real question is will the connector snap over the top of the two edge pieces once they are already in place? Also should some sort of lubricant (perhaps a thun layer of soapy water to get the edge trim pieces to slide over the edges of the t-top?
Some help or encouraging words needed as I've already managed a few scratches in a very expensive paint job ( so far just on the driver side top).
thanks in advance
Regards,
Roger Dupler
Continuing the full NCRS restore of my '72 Coupe, I would like to see if anyone has any tips for installing the edge trim on the T-tops. It's been too long since I removed the trim, so I can't recall the order in which the pieces were removed. There's three pieces, I.e., front edge, side edge and a connector or cap that connects the two. Do the edge pieces go on first and then the connector that goes over them (the connector is then riveted to top)? I guess the real question is will the connector snap over the top of the two edge pieces once they are already in place? Also should some sort of lubricant (perhaps a thun layer of soapy water to get the edge trim pieces to slide over the edges of the t-top?
Some help or encouraging words needed as I've already managed a few scratches in a very expensive paint job ( so far just on the driver side top).
thanks in advance
Regards,
Roger Dupler
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