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For the A pillar trim, you need to first remove the weather stripping from the black channel it’s glued into. Be forewarned tho, it’s a bear to get out, and you probably won’t be able to do it without destroying the weather stripping. Many aftermarket vendors offer replacements tho.

Once you have the weather stripping removed, you’ll see the screws that hold the channel onto the A pillar and roof. (It’s all one piece). Remove those and the channel and you’ll see the second set of screws underneath that hold the chrome trim on.
Thanks so much! My weatherstrip is hard as a rock and dry rotted, so no need to try to save it. Thanks again!
 
So, I got a little more done. My dad came down this weekend and helped me pull the windshield (it cracked, but I really expected it to). There's some surface rust and one small place where it rusted through.








I also got the carpet out and again there is some surface rust, but I didn't see anything all the way through.



My new favorite tool for removing all this adhesive! When it gets dull I just resharpen and keep going.


I'm going this weekend to get a couple of bags of sand to start sandblasting. Afterward I'll use Por-15 metal prep and Por-15 to try to seal the rust.

 
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