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Date:         Mon, 15 Dec 1997 11:23:14 -0800
Reply-To:     Chuck Krause <krause@CQT.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.sdsc.edu>
From:         Chuck Krause <krause@CQT.COM>
Organization: CommQuest Technologies, Inc.
Subject:      Poptop seals
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I'm brand new to the list and want to find out some info on poptop seals. I've heard of the ones from the Bus Depot with their aluminum clips vs factory steel ones. Mine have rusted all to pieces and I want to replace it over the holidays. I also heard some email that mentioned the Bus Depot seals are a little short and don't quite make contact with the roof. Isn't that a big problem (like no seal)? Is that just a problem with the front seal around the luggage rack or does it not seal the poptop section either? Also, the factory seal for the poptop comes in one piece that goes all the way around. Others I've heard of come in two pieces, one for the sides and back and another piece for the seal between the poptop and the luggage rack. Do they both have to be replaced at once since I have to remove the factory original seal or can I leave the old section between the luggage rack and poptop on by cutting the other sections from it. Can anybody give me info on how easy a job this is? How about a URL to some place (FAQ?) that may already cover this topic.

Thanks for the help, Chuck


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