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- 1957
I am looking for instructions for installing a tonneau cover. Is there an instruction video or instruction sheet available? Thanks
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RE; the trim and sealer manual:Thank you, I will look into getting a copy.
See my Thunderbird with tonneau cover. Get a bunch of "screw in" male end snaps and begin installing at the rear trim piece. Simply install a male snap to match up with the female snaps that are already on the tonneau cover. It will be beg you for more snaps as you progress down the passenger side and across the front stainless trim.. Don't need no stinkin' video !I am looking for instructions for installing a tonneau cover. Is there an instruction video or instruction sheet available? Thanks
Thanks charlie, your bird is beautiful and is going to be very helpful. The tonneau cover that came with the car did not have snaps on it. ( just a bag of various snaps and screws ). Get er done slowly,See my Thunderbird with tonneau cover. Get a bunch of "screw in" male end snaps and begin installing at the rear trim piece. Simply install a male snap to match up with the female snaps that are already on the tonneau cover. It will be beg you for more snaps as you progress down the passenger side and across the front stainless trim.. Don't need no stinkin' video !
Get er' done,
Charlie
Hi again. Are you placing your reaar snaps through the garnish rail?BO,
OUCH, no snaps.. that takes the fun out of what could have been a pleasant Sunday afternoon project.
Charlie