I suppose I could, but this is pretty easy.
On the 77 my tops are stapled to the plastic upper, so I found this much easier. It frankly only takes a few minutes of your time. Assuming you have a dremel or a way to cut the thin metal and an exacto to cut the slots on the panel. I was installing the brake lines over the last few days so I will look at that option before I finish them. I find it faster and easier to source the items I used versus sourcing the sunboard/palite. Plus, I really don't want to disassemble the entire panel to fix this issue.
Is this the best way? Probably not.
On the 77 my tops are stapled to the plastic upper, so I found this much easier. It frankly only takes a few minutes of your time. Assuming you have a dremel or a way to cut the thin metal and an exacto to cut the slots on the panel. I was installing the brake lines over the last few days so I will look at that option before I finish them. I find it faster and easier to source the items I used versus sourcing the sunboard/palite. Plus, I really don't want to disassemble the entire panel to fix this issue.
Is this the best way? Probably not.
