Originally Posted by fore's53
thanks for the response fellas, when the glass is setting on the bottom gasket the top of the glass is barely in the groove of the rubber at the top. I noticed that the glass itself is slightly curved at the peak of one of the long sides I assume this to be the top of the glass, and flat on the other long side. Or is this this wrong glass possibly mislabeled by seller.
I set the glass kind of in the middle of the rubber and I am waiting on the tool to install the locking bead rubber. I guess we will see.


Which tool are you waiting for? The best tool is a plastic "spoon", which is a flat plastic tool with a curved tip. They work great, I'm not sure where you would get one, maybe a glass installer could tell you where to get one. Anything metal will cut the rubber.


1946 GMC Pickup - S-10 Frame, 455 Buick, TH400, original patina.

My 46 GMC on Photobucket