Vico56
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- Thunderbird Year
- 2002
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- Thunderbird Year
- 2004
20 yes old time for a new top
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highwayghost
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- Thunderbird Year
- 2003
Gorilla tape. Similar to Duct tape. Comes in black, could help for a temporary solution. Put some inside and outside. New and used replacements on Ebay
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stretch
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- Thunderbird Year
- 2002
if you dont wanna spend on a new top use the clear gorilla tape both sides then get sika flex 220+ polyurethane adhesive to reattach outside fabric to glass.thats gotta be a major leak coming in or it soon will be..
Pat Finlon
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- 6
- Thunderbird Year
- 2003
I had a tear at my rear window, I brought it to a convertible top guy he repaired it in a day for about $200.00 been good for 3 years
Vico56
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- Thunderbird Year
- 2002
Sounds like the best idea. I'll go to a shop in Winnipeg and see what they can do. Thanks
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redinla
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- Thunderbird Year
- 2005
Just put the top up on our new to us 2005 and found the broken threads. Looking for comments on how to stop the torn threads from spreading and how to camouflage them.
On the plus side the PO put the chrome trim strips on for the hard top to rest on. The car also came a factory plastic "envelope" filled with paper abrasion strips and a spray bottle for them.
On the plus side the PO put the chrome trim strips on for the hard top to rest on. The car also came a factory plastic "envelope" filled with paper abrasion strips and a spray bottle for them.
edward301
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- Thunderbird Year
- 2002
If you do not want to spend much money, I would push the loose threads down flat, and apply a good drop of some
epoxy glue in the open area. This way it will seal the hole and secure the loose threads. Do not put too much glue
so, it is not too noticeable.
epoxy glue in the open area. This way it will seal the hole and secure the loose threads. Do not put too much glue
so, it is not too noticeable.