T tops
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Racer
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T tops
On my 82 the plastic on the t top is separating. There are some rubber pegs that glue to them as far as I know. Does anyone know where I could get new ones or even take those pegs off? Or if anyone else has fixed a simar problem let me know how you fixed it. Thanks
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You have the frame separated from the glass.... That's not good.The frame is glued to the glass... You'll need to go to a glass company and see if they have some sort of epoxy to glue this back with...
I've never seen one separated like this before without breaking.
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A glass shop should be able to reset the glass using a urethane sealer/adhesive. That's what they use to keep windshiled in anyway, albiet a new vehicle would have a painted-on strip around the glass. But that stuff is really some adhesive crap. Should hold it quite well. The trick will be to get it aligned properly, but I'm sure the can do it.
