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Anyone ever replaced a convertible top on fox body mustang before. Looks complicated but very necessary. All help greatly appreciated.
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Mustang convertible top replacement
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kennypinkerton
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Harder than an MGB, but not as bad as a 1962 Tunderbird. Most places that sell tops will either throw in a replacement guide, or charge ya $10-15 for one.
kennypinkerton
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Look at this... and think "very general idea". I'd imagine the mustang is kinda similiar, but I might be way off...
https://www.alfabb.com/bb/forums/showthread.php?t=33541
I think you'll have to sign up to the forum to see the pictures though. (they are scans of an Alfa Romeo top replacement manual).
https://www.alfabb.com/bb/forums/showthread.php?t=33541
I think you'll have to sign up to the forum to see the pictures though. (they are scans of an Alfa Romeo top replacement manual).
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Harder than an MGB, but not as bad as a 1962 Tunderbird. Most places that sell tops will either throw in a replacement guide, or charge ya $10-15 for one.
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~groan~ that reminds me.. I gotta call that guy back to go look at his 60 T-Bird... The top mechanism isen't working right.. I've been heavy into that car before. It's not a pretty system to deal with. I don't know where I'm gonna work on it now that it's cold out.
Oh yea.. good luck on the Stang... Never done one of those. (I'm a big help, aren't I?)
Harder than an MGB, but not as bad as a 1962 Tunderbird. Most places that sell tops will either throw in a replacement guide, or charge ya $10-15 for one.
[/ QUOTE ]
~groan~ that reminds me.. I gotta call that guy back to go look at his 60 T-Bird... The top mechanism isen't working right.. I've been heavy into that car before. It's not a pretty system to deal with. I don't know where I'm gonna work on it now that it's cold out.
Oh yea.. good luck on the Stang... Never done one of those. (I'm a big help, aren't I?)