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Looking for Convertible Unicorns

paulpritt11

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I'm trying to find 2 things that so far don't seem to exist. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

1. White canvas/cloth top for a 1991. I can't find it anywhere!
2. I’m looking for the rubber and felt that goes inside the seal and retainer assembly pictured here. This is where the rear quarter window goes up into the top. LMR, NPD don’t have it. Anybody know where I can get it? See circled in red in diagram from the manual:

Assembly2.jpg
 
I'm trying to find 2 things that so far don't seem to exist. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

1. White canvas/cloth top for a 1991. I can't find it anywhere!
2. I’m looking for the rubber and felt that goes inside the seal and retainer assembly pictured here. This is where the rear quarter window goes up into the top. LMR, NPD don’t have it. Anybody know where I can get it? See circled in red in diagram from the manual:

View attachment 7233
Is this it? https://www.mustangdepot.ca/weather...therstrip-lh-1983-1993?utm_source=chatgpt.com

RH/passenger: E3ZZ-7651564
LH/driver: E3ZZ-7651565


 
Is this it? https://www.mustangdepot.ca/weather...therstrip-lh-1983-1993?utm_source=chatgpt.com

RH/passenger: E3ZZ-7651564
LH/driver: E3ZZ-7651565


Those links you sent had the exact correct description, but again the picture looks off to me! Any thought on that? Oh, and thanks so much for helping! I've been searching for this for months!
 
Those links you sent had the exact correct description, but again the picture looks off to me! Any thought on that? Oh, and thanks so much for helping! I've been searching for this for months!
send me a photo of the actual metal C-pillar retainer from your Mustang, especially the rubber/felt channel inside it. If you can put a tape measure next to it and photograph the end/profile of the channel, even better.

Also those companies that you talk about, they name it differently than what it’s supposed to be called

*most vendors use the wrong/general terminology for it.
 
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