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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Hamilton, Ont.
Posts: 7,000
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Ok, solved myself. It is indeed possible to get the trim back in, at least most of it. I applied vaseline to the groove, wrapped a small piece of pine (about 1/2" thick, 3" wide) in a dish towel and hammered away. I got all of it back in except the lower corner, which was lifted when I bought the car. That corner wouldn't go back in because it was a little bent.
So it looks like it's time to pull the glass out and replace the trim with new stuff. Oh well, it'll get me through the summer.
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Current: 1987 911 cabrio
Past: 1972 911t 3.0, 1986 911, 1983 944, 1999 Boxster
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