Re: Removing door glass

[Jason Chance <j23@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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If they are the same as a 65 coronet, and i think they are; then try 
this: (its been a while since I have done this...)

take off the door panel
roll down the window until you see where the glass bolts into the slider 
mechanism, on mine there were two bolts that held the glass onto the 
slider. you see (and access) these through the holes that are factory 
cut in the door. carefully hold the glass while you take the two bolts 
out and lift the glass up and out. even with the bolts out you can 
slowly and carefully use the window crank to help bring glass up the 
channels.

for the wing windows i took them off with the frame, all in one 
assembly. this is going to be a little harder to describe. if you are 
sitting in the car with the door open, do the following:
the frame is comprised of the chrome around the vent window and the 
front channel that the main door glass slides in.
there are two (allens or big phillips?) on the narrow part of the door 
where the weatherstrip is, the inside narrow part of the door that when 
the door is closed is closest to the hinges. they are up high on the 
door close to the vent window frame. if you are facing the door from 
inside like i said above, at one end of the door is the latch mechanism 
at the other is the spot where the hinges bolt to the door, these two 
allens or phillip screws are on the same side that the hinges bolt to, 
but they are up high by the vent window frame.
there are two more bolts at the bottom of the vent window, right below 
where you latch the vent window, at the left and right lower corners of 
the triangular shaped window frame.
finally, there are two more that are on the channel. one is up high the 
other you have to get at through a hole in the lower part of the door. 
just look inside the door at the channel and you will see the bolts at 
the top and bottom of the channel.
once you take these out the whole frame just lifts right up and out of 
the door.

i thought this would be easy to describe with words, but now that i have 
written it, i can see that it isn't... sorry. i tried.

Good Luck!!!

Jason


On 1/20/05 5:50 PM, Andy Grow wrote:

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> In a '64 Polara 500 2 dr, how do I:
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> #1 - remove the vent window and assembly?
> #2 - get the windows out of the doors?
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> Thanks!
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