Anybody know the name of this part

[mike reese]

Once again I’m having trouble finding another trim part. It’s a plastic trim that’s help in place but screws. Would love some help.

 

[fleming442]

A-pillar trim

 

[mike reese]

A-pillar trim

I search that part but none of them looks like the one that was pulled from my car.

 

[mike reese]

Here the one pulled from the driver side

 

[pagrunt]

That's the weather strip retainer that mounts first then the strip gets glued/pressed into. Wish I knew the real name for it.

 

[79 USA 1]

Look under Roof Rail Weather Strip Retainer or Roof Drip Scalp Moldings.
Both terms are used in my 79 & 87 Body manuals.

 

[mike reese]

Thanks y’all for the effort of helping me find the part!!!

 

[69hurstolds]

You probably won't find them new, but if you can find ANY G-body hard top in the wrecking yards, they should be readily available. Someone went snakeshit with the weatherstrip adhesive on yours. Damn! Just need a tiny thin bead.

 

[mike reese]

You probably won't find them new, but if you can find ANY G-body hard top in the wrecking yards, they should be readily available. Someone went snakeshit with the weatherstrip adhesive on yours. Damn! Just need a tiny thin bead.

you think I can clean it up a bit and just reuse it or would you suggest trying to find some off a junker?

 

[79 USA 1]

you think I can clean it up a bit and just reuse it or would you suggest trying to find some off a junker?

I used 3M 08984 General Purpose Adhesive Cleaner and a small brass "Detail Brush" to clean the weatherstrip adheasive from the channels on my 88 Super Sport. Looks like the same people who glued yours in practiced on my car. Took about 2 cans to clean the channels on a T Top car.