Convertible top question.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: Myrtle Beach South Carolina
Yes. The metal plate at the front bow comes off with a few screws. The liner has some long clips that attach it to the inside of the bows. They just pull down and off. The back is held in place by screws. It's been a few years since i had mine off, I'm old and can't remember like I used to. I'm pretty sure that's it though.
Good luck
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From: Outside the Quick Stop N.J.
Yes. The metal plate at the front bow comes off with a few screws. The liner has some long clips that attach it to the inside of the bows. They just pull down and off. The back is held in place by screws. It's been a few years since i had mine off, I'm old and can't remember like I used to. I'm pretty sure that's it though.
Good luck
Good luck
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From: Outside the Quick Stop N.J.
Update for anyone who cares. The liner is pretty easy to remove, Sluggballz was right on in his description. There was a trim panel on the front and one on the rear that needed to be unscrewed, then there was a "C" channel type clip that ran the length of two of the top bows. There were also two screws in the very back corners that held the liner and the decklid cover on. The whole process took less than a half hour, now I have to decide if I want to install a new liner or leave it as is.
