I bought an Al Knoch kit directly from them.  I was going to try the install myself but ran out of time.  Ended up having an auto upolstery shop put it on for me.

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Jim Olson 

"The Toys"...!!!  Save the Wave!

Where I've been in a Corvette...!!!

I too purchased my Top for my 64 and form my 72 from Al Knock... And I do 90 percent of my own wrenching always have and always will...

BUT in all honestly I attempted to get the top on my 72 on and frankly gave up....and had a pro do both cars....

Not hard to install...BUT it is darn hard to get it "completely" wrinkle free and nice and stretched tight ...to look as good I wanted it to look....

I'd spend the $300-400 (from memory) and let a pro do the job RIGHT !!!!

after messing with cars now all my adult life I finally cam to tyhe realization that I do no paint cars and I;ll never put a Convertible top on a car I want to look extra sharp...

Bob G

Hey Dave..would really like to see this car..I have looked into the top thing and found they can be ordered with a date code..it costs a little bit more..but I would do that with the numbers car..the al knoch top is the way to go..I haven't put one on yet but it is a patience eater..they are not all that much..I may try it but I don't know your skills..
Rich

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My first parade at Carlisle 2010

I agree! Certain jobs are best left to the Pros! Paint and convertable tops are two of the big ones!

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