Nick, If you have any Corning windows available, I am looking for a narrow
one for replacment by the door. The previous owner locked himself out and
in his frustration broke the curved window rather than the flat one just
below it in order to get in!!!!!
GShippen
66' Overlander
At 01:54 PM 5/19/01 EDT, you wrote:
>
>As always, it's the little things you don't plan on that seem to cause the
biggest
>problems,
>As I continue with my restoration, the jobs keep mounting. I expect that.
>
>Today I started what I thought to be a simple job of window removal. The
manual
>certainly makes it seem easy.
>The 1966, 67 and 68 Philips windows are all the same...the curved Corning
glass,
>many time discussed here.
>I could not remove any of mine. I followed what the manual said about removing
>the attatched rod, and holding the glass and hinge up horizontally, but it will
>NOT come loose!
>
>If anyone who had done this can contact me, I would be in your debt! I have
>replacement windows...and I can't even get them in!
>
>It's frustratin'...maybe I'll take off 'n visit the R1 Rally in RI!
>
>Nick CT
>'68 Safari
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