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Started by 68rs327conv, January 06, 2015, 09:24:14 PM

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68rs327conv

Need help, I am about to reinstall my door glass that my body man disassembled without marking the parts.  I have the Fisher Service Manual and cannot see where the 2 guide plates are attached.  These are the rectangular plates with 2 holes that are covered with a nylon type fabric. There are two per door.
See pic below

Thanks in advance

Also I might need some help with which bolts go to which parts, such as the window regulator etc slowly figuring them out.

Mike
Mike
68 RS Conv 327/210hp, Powerglide Factory AC

KevinW

I used water proofed denim material to reface mine. The are attached to a metal edge behind the fuzzy strip (when looking from inside the car), by 2 small flat head phillips sheet metal screws. There should be one near exterior door handle and one forward.  There will be two plastic bumps attached to window glass that ride against these, measure where those are to get the location on the door.

68rs327conv

Thanks Kevin, much appreciated now I understand
Mike
68 RS Conv 327/210hp, Powerglide Factory AC

jl8dale

1969 Z/28 Daytona Yellow/Yellow Houndstooth, Tilt, Fold Down Seat, - POP

68rs327conv

Much appreciated, you just saved me from cutting up a backpack.

Mike
Mike
68 RS Conv 327/210hp, Powerglide Factory AC

jl8dale

Thanks Mike, I will get them in the mail tomorrow.
1969 Z/28 Daytona Yellow/Yellow Houndstooth, Tilt, Fold Down Seat, - POP

JohnZ

In the plant, those were called "boxing gloves".  :)
'69 Z/28
Fathom Green
CRG

m22mike

FYI
Another good substitute for the black rub material for the front window guides that I have used often is black velcro ( the loop side that is thicker) 2 " works good.

Mike
X66 L78 M22 4.10 Deluxe Threads, PNT 10/10, Red Hockey stripe

169INDY

Quote from: m22mike on January 09, 2015, 03:52:02 PM
FYI
Another good substitute for the black rub material for the front window guides that I have used often is black velcro ( the loop side that is thicker) 2 " works good.

Mike

The material looks very similar to "ballistic nylon fabric". Tough, but slick.
We use it extensively in Submarine repair work at the Public Naval Shipyards.

I really like the Velcro (Loop)  idea

Jim
Jim
68 SS/RS L35 Th-400 LOS
69 Pace Car L48 Th-350 LOS
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