ok, well it seems like I'm running into a question every step of the way with this little project. After having a car 12 years yiou think you know it inside and out but...

Anyway, I'm looking to replace the rubber trim/modling that is on the inside of the rear quater glass. It's a convertible so the back seat area is a little different from coupes. It's more like a deluxe interior with armrests. Are these rubber seals rivted on? They look like they are. Do I replace the chrome peice and the rubber seal as a unit?

Thanks!

More to come I'm sure..


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from the factory,the rubber is stapled onto the trim piece.

From the pictures they look like they are riveted on. The rubbers come as a complete piece with the chrome on it. You would remove your door panels and drill out the rivets and replace with new ones.

I think they only sell them in a kit which comes complete for all 4 door panels inside and out.