Mouldings

[mosiii17]

Does anyone hv a video on how to remove trim mouldings around conv top on a 69 300? Would appreciate greatly Thks

 

[MrMoparCHP]

They are held in with a dozen or so screws. best done with the top detached. I was able to remove mine with the top on (fully attached) but was not easy. We needed to detach the top to do bodywork so that made it easy(er) to put them back on.

Alan

 

[Toolmanmike]

Does anyone hv a video on how to remove trim mouldings around conv top on a 69 300? Would appreciate greatly Thks

Thread moved to the proper forum. Website suggestions and questions is for "website suggestions and questions" Non parts or car related.

 

[Mudeblue]

They are held in with a dozen or so screws. best done with the top detached. I was able to remove mine with the top on (fully attached) but was not easy. We needed to detach the top to do bodywork so that made it easy(er) to put them back on.
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Alan

On my 65 and once I got the end caps removed which were held on with a screw, I was able to slide the mouldings one way, butterfly clips underneath, and then the other repeatedly until they were removed. Worked for me and put them back on the same way. Kinda like a little puzzle.

 

[MrMoparCHP]

On my 65 and once I got the end caps removed which were held on with a screw, I was able to slide the mouldings one way, butterfly clips underneath, and then the other repeatedly until they were removed. Worked for me and put them back on the same way. Kinda like a little puzzle.

Different than in 69, the end caps go on first come off last, no butterfly clips ( the stud would cut into the top).


Alan