I hope I NEVER have to replace my top weatherstrips again - what a pain where the sun doesn't shine :moonu: it is, especially to get the 2 rear siderail strips bolted down :rant: . On the plus side, the full kit I got from CARS, Inc. has been perfect so far - definitely keeping their catalog handy for other stuff I'll need in the future.
Any additional tips you can add. I just got my kit a few weeks ago from Cars, and I am about to redo my weatherstrip.... Thanks,
When I installed my kit 2 years ago I had to mark/drill new holes in the weatherstrip to line up with my exisiting holes in the top frame. The middle seal was also a "hair" too long so fit wasn't perfect. Pretty pricey, too. I think they were "SoftSeal" brand. Check my spelling on the company name. Russ Waters 1970 Skylark Convertible 455
had one strip that didn't quite line up with every hole but it wasn't a problem. A bit pricey, agreed but good stuff and 1-stop shopping. This time it was worth any trade off there might have been to piece the kit together..
