With The top popped off

[madmaysey]

foam tape? a custom rubber gasket type?

what do you guys use?

 

[wileec]

For which edge? Just lift it and no one can get close enough to see. /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

 

[madmaysey]

For which edge? Just lift it and no one can get close enough to see. /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

just lift it a couple feet lol

i mean where the weather striping was, that edge....maybe a piece of fabric? 1/4' pvc with a cut down the middle and slid on?? i dunno just seein whats out there

 

[jsomedaysoon]

i know the edge you're talking about. i've got my top off and it just looks unfinished pretty much every where the top met the body. between that and the rain i'm tempted to just put the top back on haha. i'll be interested to see what other people have done though.

 

[Justshootme84]

After I ran with the top off for a while, the old headliner started to peel from the backdraft at the rear of the cab. I took the chrome trim piece off the floor by the tailgate from the 88 Bronco, cut it down a bit, and screwed it to the edge of the cab. I just used the stock holes for the trim pieces and the same screws. JSM84

 

[madmaysey]

good to know, i never thought about worrying about the headliner

 

[Roadkill]

I used door edge molding to cover that edge. You can get in a roll of about 10' at places like Advance Auto or Autozone. I haven't had any problems with the headliner, but i think it is a different design from the 80's Broncos.

 

[FireWeb13]

foam tape? a custom rubber gasket type?
what do you guys use?

i used that cheap bedliner stuff "herculiner" and i did the bed and the edges and it actually turn out pretty nice... and with the top on you cant see it, but i did the top of the tailgate... thats the only part that shows.