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Old 01-22-2026, 06:02 PM
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Here's a pic showing the sash sticking up outta the door....
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Old 01-22-2026, 07:14 PM
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Here's a pic showing the sash sticking up outta the door....
Uh-oooohhhh....I think I have a bigger problem. When you roll the window down, the glass "sits-in-the-door" at the exact same depth as my 64 & 66. That changes my mind that my glass is too-short. Because, if you added another 3/4 inch to the top of the glass, then the window wont disappear into the door like it should.
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Old 01-24-2026, 01:44 PM
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So here's what's up....obviously theres a HUGE difference between whats in the 65 that I'm working on and what originally came from the factory. The factory glued the window into a U-shaped channel (sash). The car I'm working on has 3 holes in the bottom of the window, and, the sash is a two-piece unit with bolts clamping the sash to the glass. I guess I'll just "slice off" the top of the sash so that when the window is rolled up, its not sticking out of the door!

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