71Fish, I had great results by getting the lower windshield trim (where the wiper blades sit above) unscrewed, then just slowly work your way up from each side using mostly your hands and maybe some slight prying from the inside pushing out with a stiff plastic wedge (plastic putty knife or something along those lines). There will be spots where the windshield adhesive adhered to the moulding, so you'll need a razor blade to help you out. As for the rear, it's a little tougher to get off, since you don't have any screwed-in trim pieces to remove and help speed up the process. Pretty much just use that non-marring pry tool of some sort and a lot of handwork and you shouldn't have any problems getting them out. As for the driprail mouldings, all you need is to remove the weatherstripping and that'll give you access to the screws that hold the moulding in place.
