to take them off. all you have to do is take a heat gun and pop them off? is this right. thanks for your help.

Patrick

 

yeah i peeled them right off with a heat gun....

there will be plenty of adhesive left over though so be prepared to have time and patience a large can of WD40 and a razorblade

 

chris did you take your moldings off. i cant really see in that picture.?

Patrick

 

and what is behind the molding, is it flush with the body? or is it concave?

 

yeah they're off...

 

 

hehe....everyone wants to be like me. jk. chris, your car looks sweet, i hadnt seen it since you posted the new pics. i need to put a pic of your car on my site.

 

I need to give you a new pic of my car to put on your site....

err wait, it's only for 3rd gens. huh.....well keep my old one on there then

 

i think i may just start a 4th gen gallery too. haha, then you'll be in both.

 

The doors are concave behind the moldings. No one answered, but you can see it on Chris' car. Kinda like the look of that.

 

thanks james...

hey brian...are you going to the NE meet on June 3rd? if so do you wanna join the caravan on the NJT....email me at cms22@drexel.edu

 

For any one doing this. try to get a hold of this citrus remover stuff. it works great. sorry chris but i did not trust myself with a razor. ( my mom would not let me hold one) haha. any way.

thanks
Patrick

 

hehe...understood...i took a looooooooong time with the razor....im repainting the car soon anyway

 

No, not this time. I'm going to be in Myrtle Beach, SC on vacation that week. I'm coming home on the 2nd, but I'm going to the NASCAR Winston Cup race in Dover on the 3rd.
I'm planning on going to Maxus though. We'll keep in touch on our plans for that ride. Later!

 

what moldings are you guys talking about??? could someone please help me out here

thanks,
Daren

 

the moldings on the doors

Patrick