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03-06-2026, 09:56 PM
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67 Firebird rear window came completely unglued
My 67 Firebird is out of action for a bit. I noted a little bit of water encroachment on the driver side lower corner, and started pressing on it to see if it was unsealing. I gave it a tiny lift, and the whole thing lifted up off the urethane bead. It now slides around freely. It has been 10-15 years since I had the windshield guy set that rear window in.
Didn't see that one coming. Now I need to decide if I reinstall with more urethane black goo, or go butyl tape. I'm glad I didn't romp severely last drive a couple days ago. I'm very surprised I didn't have it fly off.
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