[JIMMYM]

Any tips on putting window mouldings on my back on my post coupe window frames? also best way to install my drip rails. i just got the headliner installed and am taking it monday to have all new glass installed. any reason that the side window mouldings cant be installed after the glass? any help will be greatly appreciated.

[rsavage]

Not sure what window mouldings you are referring to - reveal moulding? The drip rail mouldings can be installed by lipping them over the top edge and snapping them down over the bottom edge. Corner piece goes on last of course.

[james66GTO]

Does this youtube video help you?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmFgSlpffiI

[hhs66]

Jimmy, matter of fact, I was working on that tonight. Here's the way I see it and I don't know if it's the correct order but this is where I'm at. I'd wait until all the glass is installed. That will leave more room for the installer without trying to work around your newly polished trim. The trim can be installed last. I installed the front rear quarter glass run first. Easy. A short piece of channel that clips into the body. Next, I installed the rear glass run channel assy. that runs in the body channel above and down the rear of the glass. I had this reproed by Restoration Specialties out of Pa. I had to tweak it a bit because the pins did not line up just right but a bit of grinding made it fit. It appears that when you get to installing the trim, you will need 3 clips on the angled piece and two clips on the straight piece on the front of the rear quarter window. It looks as if the clips should be installed in the trim first. They will have to be spaced to line up with the spaces in the pinch weld you will find around the quarter window. Three on the angled piece and two on the vertical straight. As far as the door, if you lay it out, you can see which piece overlaps the rest of the pieces. If you need some photos, PM me and I'll hook you up. Skip

[64rescuration]

I bought my 64 post and it was already taken apart. I am missing all but 3 of the clips. Any idea where to find replacements? Everything I’m finding seems too small and I can’t find an exact match at all. Any suggestions on what size clip will work?

[b-man]

Originally Posted by 64rescuration

I bought my 64 post and it was already taken apart. I am missing all but 3 of the clips. Any idea where to find replacements? Everything I’m finding seems too small and I can’t find an exact match at all.

Post a free ‘parts wanted’ ad for what you’re looking for in the appropriate classified forum.

Someone likely has what you need sitting around from a car they’ve parted out.

[MDSHARK81]

Does anyone have a recommendation for a metal refinishing shop to restore the original door window trim on my 65 GTO Post coupe. I believe they are anodized aluminum.

[Rich-Tripower]

Originally Posted by MDSHARK81

Does anyone have a recommendation for a metal refinishing shop to restore the original door window trim on my 65 GTO Post coupe. I believe they are anodized aluminum.

Dennis Barnett with Classic Moulding Restoration is one of the best.

CLASSIC MOULDING RESTORATION
1099 N. GLENDALE LANE
GREENFIELD, IN. 46140
(317)919-8434

[MDSHARK81]

Great…. Thanks

[dhcarguy]

Originally Posted by Rich-Tripower

Dennis Barnett with Classic Moulding Restoration is one of the best.

CLASSIC MOULDING RESTORATION
1099 N. GLENDALE LANE
GREENFIELD, IN. 46140
(317)919-8434

Dennis did a lot of polishing for me years ago. I did not know he was still doing it.
He went by the name "Stainlessman" on this site.