A-pillar trim for T-tops.
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Car: 1991 Pontiac Trans Am
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A-pillar trim for T-tops.
The A-pillar trim for t-tops... Does anyone know what the difference is? Checking parts numbers, I see 2 different parts number for an 82-92 model. The first type seems to cover everything from 82-part of 91. The other seems to cover the rest of 91 to 92. I can't imagine what they might have changed, but I do not want to buy an incorrect pillar piece just in case it's something that can't be worked with.
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Re: A-pillar trim for T-tops.
I don't know - I know the T-tops had a larger pin in the later years (actually, the pin itself wasa the same, but later years had a plastic sleeve over the pin that made it larger diameter), so it might have to do with the hole in the plastic A-pillar trim for the T-top pin. But othert han that theory, I wouldn't have a clue, since the pin-style T-tops are all interchangeable.
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Car: 1991 Pontiac Trans Am
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Re: A-pillar trim for T-tops.
Hmm, well, my vin falls far under what the listed cut off is for the 82-91 and my t-tops use the fat pin style. I gave mine a once over and looked at some pillar trim up for sale and the ones that show the hole for the pin, it doesn't look any different than mine. So, I can't imagine what could be different about the pillar trim made for the later 91 and 92 cars.
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Re: A-pillar trim for T-tops.
I don't know - I know the T-tops had a larger pin in the later years (actually, the pin itself was the same, but later years had a plastic sleeve over the pin that made it larger diameter), so it might have to do with the hole in the plastic A-pillar trim for the T-top pin. But other han that theory, I wouldn't have a clue, since the pin-style T-tops are all interchangeable.
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