Sorry for the delay with these. Between travel and just not remembering, it took my washing adventure today to jog my recollection that I said I'd get you some pics. So...
In the first one, you should be able to see the line of the top vs the rear curtain on the driver's side. A similar gap is present on the passenger side, which you can see in the second picture taken from directly behind the car.
The last pic gives you some perspective. I was not pressing my finger into the plastic window, but merely resting it there. The top was actually above the joint in my finger, so over an inch distance between the plastic and the top.
In a perfect world, the top would be flat against the rear curtain. The curtain is tight, though, so it's not that it is sagging, and the line of the top is correct. Truthfully, I'm not sure how or why (yet) the rear curtain is not flush out to the top.
HTH
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Lewis
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Lewis Rosenthal
'63 Bonneville Convertible
'56 Safari
'82 Firebird SE
POCI #3596 (since 1978)
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