mygasser
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that colour will look even better once the car gets all the chrome refitted. nice one 
neil.
neil.
1968 Dodge Dart GT Sleeping Beauty?
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hcallaway
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This was the first job I wanted to tackle. I thought the windows would have to be lowered beyond the crank.
I was able to install the belt line outside window sweeps with the windows just rolled to the lowest position. Very easy once I opened the clips to make sure they engaged in the slots. They come in at an angle and then with downward pressure and rolling the sweeps to the outside of the door they snap into place.
Start with the quarter windows. Do the first clip closest to the rear. You have to open the clip. Snap in place and then rotate it to align for the other holes and clips.
I was able to install the belt line outside window sweeps with the windows just rolled to the lowest position. Very easy once I opened the clips to make sure they engaged in the slots. They come in at an angle and then with downward pressure and rolling the sweeps to the outside of the door they snap into place.
Start with the quarter windows. Do the first clip closest to the rear. You have to open the clip. Snap in place and then rotate it to align for the other holes and clips.
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hcallaway
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Next batter up were the quarter window vertical seals/felts. Insert the front thin lip first. It will make sense as you start. Do one side at a time remove replace. Once the front side is sitting in place go to the back of the seals. Use a flat blade screwdriver and work the wider rear seal into the channel. Top to bottom. Then go back again and work the rest of the wide seal into the quarter window frame.
Pulling it out.
Pulling it out.
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