<VV> 1964 Corvair Monza Convertible

[Marc Sheridan]

I have NO experience with earlies, but I imagine my '66 has the same clips.
Just make sure ALL the screws are out and go past "gently" tapping on the
wood block, more like firm or a little more. Use the heel of your hand, not
a hammer, and do what feels right. I can't remember whether I used a hammer
or not, but you need that feel before, if you do.

Marc Sheridan
'66 Monza convertible

On Sun, Sep 13, 2009 at 1:03 PM, Mcpherson, Dick <dmcphers at covhlth.com>wrote:

> Hey All...
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> Need a little help...
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> I'm stripping the old paint from my '64 convertible and having an
> problem getting the chrome trim loose from the rear edge above the rear
> deck where the boot snaps on.  I have removed the three screws that are
> spaced in some of the snaps and placed a block of wood under the bottom
> lip of the trim and tapped gently but it did not budge.  Any advice?
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>        I enjoy this open conversation format of VirtualVairs...whether
> it be around the engine compartment of my car or a beer keg...
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>        Thanks in advance,
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> Dick McPherson
> Knoxville Area Corvair Club
> "Proud" Corsa Member
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