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I only recall the quarter window fuzzies requiring a screw (that also holds the well molding on the convertible). If the door outer ones are held by a screw as well (could be as I don't really remember) can't you mark the new fuzzy with the screw hole from the old one?

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Old 12-04-2016, 07:24 PM
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I only recall the quarter window fuzzies requiring a screw (that also holds the well molding on the convertible). If the door outer ones are held by a screw as well (could be as I don't really remember) can't you mark the new fuzzy with the screw hole from the old one?
They are a little different, the original "GM", and the aftermarket isn't exact, but close. I might try to drill holes, but it may be quite challenging to get it right. I am doing the headliner, rear shelf, upper door channel weatherstripping, door panels, outer fuzzies, carpet, recovering seats...the seats I'm having someone do those for me, but the rest I'm doing. I also have a dash pad shell that I'm installing over my cracked dashpad...as I don't have $2000 for Just dashes to do mine. My dash pad shell was $150, and once installed you can't really tell. The headliner will take some doing, but I have done one before, took my about 20 hours of work.

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