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Fox Fox Body Mustang Convertible Windshield Trim

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Andy Short

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I have an 87 Fox convertible that I have been working on. I have noticed that the passenger side windshield moldings does not go down to meet the fender. The driver's side stops just below the fender. I am wondering if someone before me replaced the moldings not knowing that convertible moldings are not the same fit as the coupe moldings. I do know that I have to align the front right fender down about an 1/8 to 1/4 inch down. Could someone chime in and give me some advise? I have added a couple pics.

Andy

 

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Did you ever get an answer on this question or did you answer it yourself? I have an 88 GT convertible and looking at the pics on yours it appears that you are missing a piece of molding at the bottom of the windshield. I'm actually interested in the top piece of vert trim. I took all the trim pieces off to do a quick sand and paint. Under the top (where the vet top connects to the windshield there is what looks like a piece of weatherstripping. I cannot find information on what that is anywhere. Anyone have thoughts on it? Do I run to the local hardware store and buy self adhesive weatherstripping for a door or window?

Please let me know

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He only posted this one time. We get that alot. They figure it out on their own and never post result
i can consult my magic book a little later an get back to you on what I find.
 

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Thanks. I've looked "everywhere" and cannot find what that is. I'd rather not put regular weatherstripping in if I should do something else. Does not seem to be any good info out there. I appreciate you checking.
 

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Doesn't surprise me with the no info thing, that's why I suggest to get a ford assembly manual, the verts are not well documented in forums, they were not built by ford, a company nearby had been converting coupes to verts for ford for many years. I think they did t top cars too.
 

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I have a ford manual (pdf), it does not talk much about glass, even less on verts. Thanks for digging in.
 
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