Jim, the gasket and the ss trim go in as a unit, with the clips on a
portion of the trim and slid into final position.
I took the easy way out, and with a new rear window, gasket, and cleaned
up ss trim, I took it to a glass place, and had then install it.
Cost me $18, just like the front windshield. Mechanic there is a car
guy, and likes Ford's, and thinks the Tiger is neat.
Sometimes in the life of a restorer, you get lucky. Pull out my nails,
but don't make me put in a windshield. Please.
Larry
James Pickard wrote:
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> I'm down to the last couple of steps on my hardtop. What holds the metal
> trim around the rear window in place? Do I just apply some kind of sealant
> to the end and shove it in place? And how the hell do you install the two
> little clips that cover the gap between the two trim pieces? Since
> everything (top and gasket) is black, I'm tempted to just leave the whole
> thing off!
>
> Jim Pickard
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