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I was recently chastised for ressurecting an old thread. Well, I was looking for answers on a 40 year old car, and the post was over 10 years old, I thought that would be a good place to start - some senior members didn't think so. So in hopes of finding answers from a new thread, here goes.
Does anyone have any information on locating moon roof parts. I have a customer that bought some without the toungues ( I think that is what you call the part that slides into slots in the center bar). Any help would be appreciated.
Last edited by jhorton58; Feb 6, 2014 at 08:52 AM.
I was recently chastised for ressurecting an old thread. Well, I was looking for answers on a 40 year old car, and the post was over 10 years old, I thought that would be a good place to start - some senior members didn't think so. So in hopes of finding answers from a new thread, here goes.
Does anyone have any information on locating moon roof parts. I have a customer that bought some without the toungues ( I think that is what you call the part that slides into slots in the center bar). Any help would be appreciated.
Those are for OEM, the Moon roofs do not use the same inserts as OEM. The hole pattern is different - 2 holes on the outer edge closer to the glass and one hole toward the center of the car.
How about a photo of the part you are talking about? Maybe a moonroof to one member is an glass t top or an astro top to another.
Originally Posted by jhorton58
I was recently chastised for ressurecting an old thread. Well, I was looking for answers on a 40 year old car, and the post was over 10 years old, I thought that would be a good place to start - some senior members didn't think so. So in hopes of finding answers from a new thread, here goes.
Does anyone have any information on locating moon roof parts. I have a customer that bought some without the toungues ( I think that is what you call the part that slides into slots in the center bar). Any help would be appreciated.
I am out for the same information.
I like the Moon-Roofs a lot more than the usual glass tops, because the "normal" glass tops do not follow the curvature of the b-pillars.
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