Hopefully a simple question - dont want break stuff

I have removed them several times. They are attached exactly the same way as the outside trim. I'm not sure why you can't feel the plastic clip from the backside of the dash.

Thanks Troy - I will dive in (pull a bit harder....... ha!)

Scott S

Scott,

Your door panels look great on the other thread!  If it helps, I found some SS beading that closely resembles the original trim.  From what I understand, the door top trim and the dash trim used beading with a tab that is captured under the trim.  This material is sold at several Porsche 356 parts suppliers and is expensive!  I found this alternate. It worked well on my car and is much less expensive (especially if you have to practice a time or two!)

http://dennis-carpenter.com/fe...-welt/p/48-16070-ss/

Btw, what and how did you build the door top trim pieces?  I used 2" wooden dowel and ripped it to size.  Yours look really good.

James

I wanted that same trim style, but in a gold color so I used wheel well trim molding.    I used it under my burgundy dash bumper to set it off against my white dash.

The chrome version is like this and is a stick-on, just cut to length :

https://shop.advanceautoparts....BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Thanks to you both.

James,

I recreated the factory steel rail - it is (was) basically D shaped, and did not have the top flange/edge like the original. I then welded caps on each end, and vertical tubes through it for the side curtain posts. It looked very close to the original part.

However, per the thread, it just wasn't comfortable against my arm/shoulder, so I made it almost an inch thinner (completely ruining my attempt to make it as original as possible - ha! Oh well....)  

Thanks again -

Scott S

This is my door top rail made from a 2” diameter wooden dowel.  You can also see the SS beading that I used to trim the rail.  

Troy....Why did you not make your cruizin windows extend all the way up to the windshield ?......Bruce

Because no two are alike...

I wonder if chrome fender welting could be used for bead trim along the door bumpers?

https://www.macsautoparts.com/...x0LyZqgaAkghEALw_wcB

aircooled posted:

Troy....Why did you not make your cruizin windows extend all the way up to the windshield ?......Bruce

Looks.  They tuck in just on the inside of the windshield frame.  You don't see a gap between the CruZin window and the windshield when viewed from the side.

Actually, they are adjustable and can be mounted back, but you lose the coolness factor.

Nice job, Troy, and Scott.