Sunbeam Tiger & Alpine Tension Rod Alignment Guide, 1 Pair, Reproduction on 2040-parts.com
Oldsmar, Florida, US
This listing is for the replaceable guides that hold your tension rod in place on your convertible top frame. These are the two rods that fold out to engage with the windshield frame. Many of the original guides are missing, worn, stretched out, or discolored. These are an exact reproduction of the factory guides . The only difference is the color, which is black. The reason for this is that we used a stronger material than the original white nylon. Ours will hold the rods firmly and will not discolor like the OEM material. Included with each pair are 4 stainless steel screws, lock washers, and washers for installation.
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