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I am redoing the vent window assemblies on my 67, have some trouble getting them back together.
Any tips or diagrams or how to's on this subject. |
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Getting the frame into door, or the frame assembly itself?
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When I die, I want to go peacefully like my grandfather did, in his sleep. Not screaming like the passengers in his car.
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Frame assembly itself. I took the whole thing apart and want to make sure it's going back right. |
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It's somewhat straightforward but I recall them being riveted together so will require a new rivet or screw in the lower frame rail.
Here are some sites/info; that may be of help. 1967 Fisher Body Manual. A-Body Vent window info; starts on Pg 6-45 http://www.thefirstgensite.com/libra...67S6P22_86.pdf This is a decent write up at Hagerty. More about the glass replacement but may offer some help. http://www.hagerty.com/articles-vide...ss-Replacement. I don't have any loose vent window frame assemblies on hand but may be able to offer any assist with ones on the cars.
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When I die, I want to go peacefully like my grandfather did, in his sleep. Not screaming like the passengers in his car.
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They are bolted together. The GM one just shows how to get the assembly into the car and the Haggarty has partial information. Thanks on posting those. I am having some trouble in getting the vent window and frame to sit in the center of the frame. It sit a little crooked in it. The top is too close to the chrome frame. |
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Once bolted together all should line up , unless the top vent glass frame pin is bent .
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Somehow the pin got bent and I had to tap it until everything fit right. Thanks guys. |
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I found a place that sells all of the vent wing special rivets and the tool to press them into the finished shape. Check out www.fillingstation.com
Their prices are very reasonable.
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