al714

need the vinyl and back window moldings in the following pictures..

2blu442

It looks like your car is a Cutlass Supreme from 1970 to 72, correct?

al714

Correct it's a 1972 cutlass supreme

vette442

I may have extras of most of these pieces, but probably not the pot metal corners. I'll look through my stash in the next few days.
Terry

Allan R

Boy do you ever! Not sure who did that hack job with aluminum (hope it wasn't you) but that looks terrible. One thing you'll have to do is fix the holes in the sheet metal before you install the new moldings, or it will start rusting from them - guaranteed.

The corners are re-popped:
But the rest of it you'll have to get from a donor car. John (2blu442), Eric (jensenracing77) or Scott (oldspackrat) can probably supply you with the parts you need. The alternative to the vinyl is to strip it entirely and have a solid color car. Depends on your vision for what the car will end up as. Good luck with your project.

al714

Terry - cool thanks let me know..
Allan R- Thats the way i bought the car, but thanks for the advice

CRUZN 66

From the photos shown it looks like that vinyl top is not factory.... The metal strips that are riveted to the sheet metal were most likely covered with matching vinyl strips... You will have to change those metal strips with the proper studs and clips to attach the original factory trim....