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Brosky
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Not that I want winter to come, but I am liking the idea of putting this top on. Allan finished it up this afternoon and delivered it to my house in his pickup. This is what it looks like with the weatherstrips and moldings on.
The seal or weatherstrip that goes here will not be installed until it's time to mount the top.
Eddie from J.T. Leddy did a great job on the headliner and Allan did a great job on the rest of it.
Allan fit all of the new weatherstrips and seals so that everything matches and fits perfectly.
These will each get the final trim after the hardtop is installed in the fall, after the glasses are fit and the top is bolted down.
What can't be seen is the insulation shown in earlier pictures that should make this a nice warm and quiet ride in the fall.
These seams are held up by the three rods that go across the top shown earlier. If you buy a top, make sure they are included as they are NLA.
The trimmed down stand is now all set to go with the larger wheels and relocated side support panels.
The rear seal is glued in place and waiting bolt down.
These are a little tricky to get in the track without butchering them up. Then you have to work it all along the back.
This is the other end of the seal. It will also be trimmed at final installation.
Continued in the next frame.
The seal or weatherstrip that goes here will not be installed until it's time to mount the top.
Eddie from J.T. Leddy did a great job on the headliner and Allan did a great job on the rest of it.
Allan fit all of the new weatherstrips and seals so that everything matches and fits perfectly.
These will each get the final trim after the hardtop is installed in the fall, after the glasses are fit and the top is bolted down.
What can't be seen is the insulation shown in earlier pictures that should make this a nice warm and quiet ride in the fall.
These seams are held up by the three rods that go across the top shown earlier. If you buy a top, make sure they are included as they are NLA.
The trimmed down stand is now all set to go with the larger wheels and relocated side support panels.
The rear seal is glued in place and waiting bolt down.
These are a little tricky to get in the track without butchering them up. Then you have to work it all along the back.
This is the other end of the seal. It will also be trimmed at final installation.
Continued in the next frame.
