Need help

[George Coleman]

I live in NC and looking for a good shop that can replace my hard top rubber. I would like to take to someone who has done this before and knows what they are doing. I have a a bad back and shoulder and this prevents me from taking on this project. Any help would be great. Thanks George Coleman in North Carolina. 1996 Bronco

 

[Jimbo26]

After doing my own, can say It is a 'interesting' chore. Youtube has some very helpful tutorial videos on the subject. Helped me decide to do my own.
Taking time, sweating the details and not getting in a rush goes a long way towards a quality finish.
If you can get a assistant to do the heavy lifting it may be possible to accomplish, provided your not in too bad a shape.
Have structural damage as well, I just use all the labor saving devices possible and am Very careful how I lift things.
Being way over here in the mid-south, no advice on who can help you over that way. I'd recommend asking someone at a reputable body shop. Even odds someone there can point you in the right direction. Good luck

 

[George Coleman]

After doing my own, can say It is a 'interesting' chore. Youtube has some very helpful tutorial videos on the subject. Helped me decide to do my own.
Taking time, sweating the details and not getting in a rush goes a long way towards a quality finish.
If you can get a assistant to do the heavy lifting it may be possible to accomplish, provided your not it too bad a shape.
Have structural damage as well, I just use all the labor saving devices possible and am Very careful how I lift things.
Being way over here in the mid-south, no advice on who can help you over that way. I'd recommend asking someone at a reputable body shop. Even odds someone there can point you in the right direction. Good luck

I have done a few of these in the past but now back and shoulder issues keep me sidelined,

 

[Jimbo26]

This getting old stuff is not always user-friendly.