Mark is a real Pro. Highly recommend him for any work on your classic muscle car.

I can't thank you enough for sharing your expertise. I was able to install the glass in my 1968 Firebird and align it with no problems. THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you so much for doing this video! I'm putting my side windows in my 69 camaro soon. I've been looking for information and you just nailed everything.

Thanks Mark. Reviewing again. Almost ready to reinstall!

Great video Mark, as always. Can you show us how the 1968 Camaro window felt is installed? Thanks!

Great video series! I am having a hell of a time with my door glass leaning to far towards the interior at the top of the glass. It hits the quarter glass too soon and is making it very difficult to close the door. I can't seem to get it to sit any more "vertical" than it is i.e. moving the top of the glass outwards. Any thoughts or ideas would be greatly appreciated.

hey can you do provide some info on those cool from seats? I've been looks for something with a head rest for sometime time now ... and thx for the info on the glass - I have my doors off now and was thinking of installing the glass out on the bench - but it looks better to put the doors back on first.

Great video but where is the two plates that go opposite the fuzzies? They protect the outside of the glass and the plastic knobs run up against them.

After installing the window, do you then install the outside felt wipe seal?

I didn't know you had to remove the rear vertical roller channel. I struggled with sliding the rear roller passed the outside felted slide.

Im having an issue with figuring out the front window stop. What does it hit to stop the travel? We are rebuilding a car that someone else did the tear down and remetal of the car so I am trying to figure out this puzzle. I saw in one of the shots how the stop is mounted but any configuration there was nothing for it to contact so I am assuming I am missing one more part.