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I'm trying to put the rear interior panels in my 68 convertible. When I bought the car the interior had been removed so I never saw it installed.
I've got everything figured out except for how the windlace ends at the top. Couls someone with a convertible PLEASE email me a picture of the interior door jam top area of their convertible? I looked at EVERY pic at the Ultimate GTO site but none show this area. I've been working on it for a few days now and can't figure it out. Any way that I put the windlace it's either hidden completely or it has the cut end sticking out, and neither of these look correct. You can email to [email protected] Thanks in advance!! |
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I'm trying to put the rear interior panels in my 68 convertible. When I bought the car the interior had been removed so I never saw it installed.
I've got everything figured out except for how the windlace ends at the top. Couls someone with a convertible PLEASE email me a picture of the interior door jam top area of their convertible? I looked at EVERY pic at the Ultimate GTO site but none show this area. I've been working on it for a few days now and can't figure it out. Any way that I put the windlace it's either hidden completely or it has the cut end sticking out, and neither of these look correct. You can email to [email protected] Thanks in advance!! |
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It gets tucked under. I had the same problem a few yearss ago, I couldn't find a pic so I just tucked it. A few months later I came across pictures of when the goat was in the body shop for resto. I took a picture of the backseat (69 convert) and it was indeed tucked under.
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