Don't give him a picture. Make him find it himself.

 

By the way, I snapped that pic not realizing it was upside down, so look for the tab to the left of the moulding if it was on the car. Not for nothing, unless its broken off, how can you NOT find it?

 

I'm with you.

 

The trim strip I bought from mazdatrix doesn't have the screw tab. Otherwise, it looks like the one that is on the car.

 

Is it this part: http://www.mazdatrix.com/pictures/l-inter/outseal2.jpg ?

 

I just looked at my brother's TII, and I saw that it only snaps on. I haven't done a set on a coupe in quite a while. So I forgot that they were different. :eh:

 

So we both get a glass of shut the hell up, lol. Cant blame the guy for asking, guess that solves my puzzle as to why convertible strips are more money, here I thought is was only a cut out in it for the fixed window. But why in gods name wouldnt they just make one freagin strip with the screw on it? Do they think the moulding is going to fly off a convertible or something that it requires a screw?

 

Our molding is actually a little longer, because coupes have the door frame around the window. We're paying extra money for that extra 3 inches. :lachuh:

 

Ah, see I never owned a 2nd generation that wasnt a convertible, my other seven was a 1985 :eh:

 

I've had a whole bunch of coupes, but my memory gets rusty. When I got home from the gym my brother was home and I remembered to check his door.