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I don't recall rubber gaskets on those sunroof tabs, but I have found that "craft foam" stuff for kiddo projects makes a pretty good DIY gasket. It's cheap and easy to work with too. The biggest thing to keep your sunroof from leaking is the drains. Clear all of the drain hoses and it sho...

another update, the interior restoration project is sitting in limbo due to other more pressing mechanical issues but also due to the fact i have discovered more leaks in my sunroof. they are leaking at the bolt points for the hinge seats that the front of the sunroof panel slides on to, gonna see i...

Quick update since its been a sec, I have gotten most of the panels out of my interior in prep for new carpet and to paint the plastic pieces, there's definitely a lot of cleaning i need but luckily not too much rust (except on the fasteners, those sucked to remove) ill need to make a new headliner ...

Update 1: rear seat panel trim, the fabric panel near the windows is really easy to remove. Nothing to unscrew, just pry it off starting from the bottom (be careful it uses the same clips as the door cards) once you have it removed you can peel the old fabric off and clean the adhesive from the back...

Figure id document my process during my interior restoration on my 92 GT for people going through the same thing in the future. (Isn't she beautiful?) https://i.postimg.cc/R06L4G5Y/20250514-022332.jpg im starting simple by respraying my vinyl to black and replacing all my carpet trim to a nice velve...