66-67 vinyl top question.

[Randy Marsh]

I've never had the opportunity to get a close look at a 66-67 with a vinyl top. Would anything be required to install one on a car that originally didn't have one? I know some other cars have different trim to accept/hide the edges. Thanks

 

[Jerry Hall]

The only thing needed is the trim pieces at the top of the A pillar.

 

[Jerry Hall]

 

[Randy Marsh]

Thanks guys, that's what I figured. Can only blow up images so much.

 

[Ernie ingling]

You can run the vinyl down the A pillar I think makes a better look. Just my opinion

 

[440 4 speed]

You also need the sail panel trim. I have a burnt 67 that had the dealer installed vinyl roof like 66`s.

 

[Jerry Hall]

You also need the sail panel trim. I have a burnt 67 that had the dealer installed vinyl roof like 66`s.

The sail panel trim is the same regardless of vinyl top or no vinyl top.

 

[440 4 speed]

I was thinking of the long trim that goes past the bottom of the rear side glass towards the trunk, don’t know if I explained it correctly.

 

[Jerry Hall]

I was thinking of the long trim that goes past the bottom of the rear side glass towards the trunk, don’t know if I explained it correctly.

Me too.

 

[Jerry Hall]

For the lack of a better picture.

 

[440 4 speed]

Ah! I was thinking Charger. Did some of the 66 Coronet and Satellites have vinyl going all the way down the A pillar?

 

[Jerry Hall]

Ah! I was thinking Charger. Did some of the 66 Coronet and Satellites have vinyl going all the way down the A pillar?

Not from the factory. I have seen this done on restorations.

 

[Randy Marsh]

Ah! I was thinking Charger. Did some of the 66 Coronet and Satellites have vinyl going all the way down the A pillar?

This is for a Belvedere. I'm on the fence as to which direction I want to go, but I do love vinyl and dog dishes.

 

[Mike67]

You can run the vinyl down the A pillar I think makes a better look. Just my opinion