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Soft top Frame won’t cover window

Rye Loaf
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I have a 98’ Boxster that’s new to me. The frane for the soft top of the car doesn’t quite reach where the window is seated. There’s a massive gap (see image) between the frame covering and the window. Is there a place where I can adjust the soft top and make the frame finally cover the gap? 

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Welcome to RennTech :welcomeani:

That frame is not supposed to reach or cover the side edge of the window; factory tops had a gap between the rear edge of the window at the level of the rubber wiper gasket on the top edge of the door skin and the black metal top frame of just about 1/4 of an inch that decreased as you went up the rear edge of the window.

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