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| | | | Joined: Jan 2008 Posts: 41 Apprentice | | Apprentice Joined: Jan 2008 Posts: 41 | Hi Anthony. Welcome to the bolt. Have a look at this page from the 1955 (second series) service manual. It gives instructions on removing the windshield and preserving the gasket. I've never tried the procedure, though. I cut mine out and used a new gasket--but then again, I was replacing the glass too. Also, you can get a plastic window tool from most of the vendors that you can use to work around the glass and rubber. Good luck! Thanks Greg! That window gasket section really shows what I need to do - basically run a sharp blade through the gasket along the outer perimeter to cut the lip away, then I can (hopefully) gently push out the windshield as you suggest. I'll give it a go! Thanks again, Anthony  | | |
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