Anybody familiar with this hardtop from Dynaplastics in South El Monte, CA? I'm sure the company is no longer in business. Can you get generic seals that fit?
Anybody familiar with this hardtop from Dynaplastics in South El Monte, CA? I'm sure the company is no longer in business. Can you get generic seals that fit?
I have only seen a few of these.. I am sure you could fabricate new seals..?
reminds me of a 57' T-Bird.
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reminds me of a 57' T-Bird.[/quote]
Yeah personally I never liked those tops...:eyeroll:
They are long since out of business. You will need to find a generic seal to fit. Sorry, I have no suggestions.
I have one of those waiting to find seals that fit.
it looks similar to a snugtop. couldnt you use seals for a snugtop?
That porthole reminds me of when I was a kid riding the yellow submarine at Disneyland!
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That porthole reminds me of when I was a kid riding the yellow submarine at Disneyland![/quote]
Sorta does, doesn't it? :D

I was able to make up seals using 3/4" thick closed cell foam and a door seal that I bought at Lowes. All things considered it seals pretty well.
I have one of those for my 77. Paid $50 for it. Such a deal I couldn't pass up. My seals were frayed also. I finally got some heavy duty 3M black gooey weather stripper sealant and kinda patched it back together. Works fine. Then you can get that black top restorer, I think it was from Classic Motoring. Sponge/paint it on and it looks great!
Looks like the one I have on my 76. The one I have I believe is a snugtop.
Mike
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